For at least a decade, the U.S. Supreme Court hasn’t shown the slightest hesitation to sweep aside long-standing Federal Circuit precedents.
Only last week, the high court overruled the Federal Circuit’s 1992 laches decision. The Supreme Court’s 2014 decisions on fee-shifting and indefiniteness did away with precedents that had been in place nearly a decade each.
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