28 November 2017Patents

SCOTUS hearing bodes well for IPR process, say lawyers

The US Supreme Court is likely to rule that the inter partes review (IPR) is constitutional, lawyers have told WIPR following oral arguments in Oil States Energy Services v Greene’s Energy Group.

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SCOTUS hearing bodes well for IPR process, say lawyers

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