Supreme Court Means What It Says About PTAB—but in Which Case?
The court will have two of its own precedents to choose from when it decides the Federal Circuit's authority to review the Patent Trial and Appeal Board's timeliness decisions.
June 24, 2019 at 05:58 PM
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Adam Charnes. Photo: John Disney/Daily Report.
We meant what we said the first time.
That's what one expert on America Invents Act proceedings before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board thinks the Supreme Court is likely to say, now that it granted cert Monday in Dex Media v. Click-to-Call Technologies.
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