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Takeaways From Motion to Amend Pilot Program Chat | Jones Day - Vimarsana News

Takeaways From Motion to Amend Pilot Program Chat | Jones Day

The USPTO hosted a “Boardside Chat” on June 15, 2023, to discuss the Motion to Amend Pilot Program, including the recent call for public input on the PTAB’s existing claim amendment...

Takeaways From Motion To Amend Pilot Program Chat - Patent - Vimarsana News

Takeaways From Motion To Amend Pilot Program Chat - Patent

The USPTO hosted a "Boardside Chat" on June 15, 2023, to discuss the Motion to Amend Pilot Program, including the recent call for public input on the PTAB's existing claim amendment procedures and potential rule changes.

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The Federal Circuit Allows Challenge to Patent Office Discretion under the APA | Dentons - Vimarsana News

The Federal Circuit Allows Challenge to Patent Office Discretion under the APA | Dentons

Companies subject to allegations of patent infringement have a strong interest in the outcome and review of post-grant patent challenges. Docket Navigator reports that the number of...

PTAB Newsletter - October 2022 - Patent - Vimarsana News

PTAB Newsletter - October 2022 - Patent

On September 21, 2022, Director Vidal delivered a letter to Senators Hirono and Tillis, discussing sanctions that USPTO may impose on parties for misconduct or abuse of the IPR process.

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PTAB Finds Claims Unpatentable After Preliminary Guidance on Motion to Amend - Vimarsana News

PTAB Finds Claims Unpatentable After Preliminary Guidance on Motion to Amend

In Flex Logix Techs. Inc. v. Venkat Konda, PGR2019-00037, Paper 37 the Patent Trial and Appeal Board found the patent owner’s proposed amended claims unpatentable, in large part because the patent owner did not sufficiently respond to the Board’s preliminary guidance.