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2 February 2018Patents

Ford victorious in hybrid car decision

Hybrid vehicle developer Paice has been delivered a further blow in its patent dispute with Ford, as the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has again largely affirmed that patent claims owned by Paice are obvious.

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