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The Waning of the Eastern District of Texas (as a Patent Venue)

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PTO Continuation and Claim Rules Temporarily Blocked by District Court

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Translogic Challenges (1) the Constitutionality of BPAI Decisions and (2) CAFC’s Retroactive Application of a PTO Proceeding to a Jury Verdict

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Patent Reform in the Senate

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Patent Prosecutors: Don’t Wait for the Witching Hour

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Sources of Prior Art

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Bayh-Dole Act is Not a “Patent Law” Sufficient to Create CAFC Jurisdiction

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USPTO Continuation and Claim Rules: AIPLA Request Injunction to Halt New Rules

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CAFC Continues to Support Strong State Immunity from Patent Infringement

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