24 February 2021PatentsAlex Baldwin

The ‘then and now’ of PTAB

After the US Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) was first formed in 2012, it soon gained a reputation as the ‘patent killer’ for knocking out patents via inter partes review (IPR).

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