9 August 2016Jurisdiction reportsPaul J Sutton

Cuozzo case: weak patents suffer a blow

Siding with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the court on June 20 upheld an America Invents Act (AIA) provision facilitating the institution of inter partes review of the validity of patents at the USPTO, under 35 USC section 314(d). Justice Stephen Breyer authored the court’s opinion in the case, Cuozzo Speed Technologies v Lee.

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