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Anthrex: Are Administrative Patent Judges Principal or Inferior Officers


Thursday, February 25, 2021
Arthrex filed its reply brief on February 19
th, submitting what will be the final word in the case until oral arguments are presented next week. In its reply, Arthrex seeks to shore up its own arguments while rebutting the arguments made by Smith & Nephew and the United States in their individual replies.
The consolidated 
Arthrex cases (docketed as 19-1434), ask the Court to determine whether administrative patent judges (APJs) are principal or inferior officers and, if they are principal officers, what remedy should be employed to bring their appointments into compliance with the Appointments Clause of the Constitution. Currently, APJs are appointed by the Secretary of Commerce, and are assigned to panels as designated by, and otherwise supervised by, the Director of the USPTO.  The United States and Smith & Nephew have argued that APJs are inferior officers because they are supervised “at some level.” Because AP ....

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Arthrex's Reply – Removing Tenure Doesn't Solve the Problem and Defies Congressional Intent | Foley & Lardner LLP


Arthrex filed its reply brief on February 19
th, submitting what will be the final word in the case until oral arguments are presented next week. In its reply, Arthrex seeks to shore up its own arguments while rebutting the arguments made by Smith & Nephew and the United States in their individual replies.
The consolidated
Arthrex cases (docketed as 19-1434), ask the Court to determine whether administrative patent judges (APJs) are principal or inferior officers and, if they are principal officers, what remedy should be employed to bring their appointments into compliance with the Appointments Clause of the Constitution. Currently, APJs are appointed by the Secretary of Commerce, and are assigned to panels as designated by, and otherwise supervised by, the Director of the USPTO.  The United States and Smith & Nephew have argued that APJs are inferior officers because they are supervised “at some level.” Because APJs are supervised by the Director, they argued, A ....

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