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A Cautionary Tale: Paying IPR Filing Fees Via Wire Transfer

A Cautionary Tale: Paying IPR Filing Fees Via Wire Transfer

by Joseph Beauchamp | Jul 22, 2021 | Petitions, PTAB News

By Alison Ibendahl and Joseph Beauchamp – A June 25, 2021 decision by the PTAB has clarified that when paying the filing fee via wire transfer, the inter partes review (“IPR”) petition filing date is based upon when the funds are made available to the USPTO. ...
Federal Circuit Provides Guidance on Obviousness of a Claimed Range of Values

Federal Circuit Provides Guidance on Obviousness of a Claimed Range of Values

by Joseph Beauchamp | Mar 29, 2018 | Federal Circuit

By: Mike Lavine and Joe Beauchamp Patent applicants often draft claims to cover various ranges of physical or chemical characteristics. Of primary concern during prosecution are prior art documents that disclose similar, but not overlapping, ranges. In In re Brandt,...
PTAB Reversed For Giving Process Step In Product Claims No Weight

PTAB Reversed For Giving Process Step In Product Claims No Weight

by Joseph Beauchamp | Mar 13, 2018 | Claim Construction

By: Mike Lavine and Joe Beauchamp process step in product claims Whether a process step in product claims is afforded patentable weight has been an issue gaining more attention recently.  The Federal Circuit weighs in on the topic in In re Nordt Dev. Co., LLC, No....
PTAB Disqualifies Reference for Failure to Show Public Accessibility

PTAB Disqualifies Reference for Failure to Show Public Accessibility

by Joseph Beauchamp | Oct 4, 2017 | Final Written Decisions, PTAB Trial Basics

By Albert Liou and Joe Beauchamp The PTAB’s recent final written decision denying a finding of unpatentability in ABS Global, Inc. v. Inguran, LLC, Case IPR2016-00927, Paper 33 (PTAB Oct. 2, 2017) highlights the importance of obtaining affidavit evidence to prove...
Handling Improper Coaching of Witnesses During PTAB Deposition Proceedings

Handling Improper Coaching of Witnesses During PTAB Deposition Proceedings

by Joseph Beauchamp | Aug 21, 2017 | Expert Witnesses

By Joe Beauchamp Many attorneys have encountered an opposing party’s witness that provides very concise, supportive responses to the questions of the witness’s own attorney after a recess in a deposition. Often, these helpful responses occur during re-direct of the...
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