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25 June 2019Patents

SCOTUS rules on FOIA requests; grants PTAB time bar review

The government can withhold private secrets from freedom of information requests, even if disclosing them wouldn’t cause competitive harm, the US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) has ruled.

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