25 April 2018Patents

SCOTUS Oil States decision may raise more challenges to IPR: lawyers

The US Supreme Court yesterday confirmed that inter partes reviews (IPRs) do not violate the US Constitution, but lawyers have told WIPR that more challenges to the IPR should be expected.

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