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Blog | March 11, 2013

Patent Trial and Appeal Board's decision in Macauto U.S.A. provides clarity on some inter partes review requirements

Blog | March 07, 2013

USPTO declines petition for inter partes review - marking the first time since the proceeding has become available under AIA

Webinar | February 13, 2013

Inter Partes Review and Covered Business Method Patents the first 5 months

Blog | January 28, 2013

Preliminary Responses in Inter Partes Review and Post-Grant Review

Blog | January 14, 2013

PATENT ALERT: Changes to USPTO post-grant proceedings in AIA Technical Corrections bill signed into law

Article | May 21, 2009

ReExamination Request: To File or Not to File?