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Standing Necessary To Appeal an Inter Partes Review Decision

By Kevin Flynn on October 14, 2019 Posted in Patent

Article III of the Constitution grants the federal judiciary the power to decide “cases and controversies.”[1] “Standing,” the legal concept ensuring that federal courts review only cases and controversies, focuses on the party bringing suit to analyze the appropriateness and constitutionality of judicial review. The court-limiting effects of standing help ensure that the separation of … Continue Reading

Federal Circuit affirms PTAB in first IPR final written decision appeal

By Kevin Bovard on February 16, 2015 Posted in Uncategorized

The Federal Circuit recently issued its first ruling on an appeal from an inter partes review (IPR) final written decision, In re Cuozzo Speed Technologies. In doing so, the court affirmed the USPTO’s Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) on two critical issues, offering further clarity for Patent Office litigants.… Continue Reading