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8 October 2015Patents

Cuozzo seeks US Supreme Court’s help in PTAB BRI case

The US Supreme Court has been asked to clarify whether the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) is incorrectly applying the broadest reasonable interpretation (BRI) standard when construing patent claims that are challenged by third parties.

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9 July 2015   A US appeals court has declined to review en banc whether the Patent Trial and Appeal Board should continue to apply the broadest reasonable interpretation standard when construing patent claims.
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