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11 January 2021Jurisdiction reportsPaul J Sutton

US jurisdiction report: The lawful seizure of patent rights

Inventors and the companies they work for rely upon the US government’s promise that their ownership and the enforcement of their patent rights will not be disturbed or interrupted. Patents carry with them for their life a lawful monopoly and enforcement rights against infringers.

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