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Federal Circuit Establishes New Standard for Inequitable Conduct
Momo said: Let us not forget that in McKesson the Court went on and on about how the patent attorney dared to m... [More]

Supreme Court Clarifies Ownership Rights in Federally Funded Inventions Under the Bayh-Dole Act
patent litigation said: This case underscores the vast differences between copyright and patent law; particularly considerin... [More]

USPTO will remain open until April 18 in the event of government shutdown
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Bayh-Dole Patent Ownership Dispute to be heard by Supreme Court
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