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No Genuine Issue of Fact Where Petitioner’s Claim Construction Is Wrong

No Genuine Issue of Fact Where Petitioner’s Claim Construction Is Wrong

By: Sanjiv Laud and Dave Cochran – The PTAB considers a rehearing request arguing that the Board’s denial of institution based on petitioner’s reliance on incorrect claim construction ignored rule 42.108(c)’s requirement that conflicting testimony be viewed in the light most favorable to the petitioner for institution purposes.

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Swearing Behind: Don’t Get Stuck in a Catch-22 of Corroboration

Swearing Behind: Don’t Get Stuck in a Catch-22 of Corroboration

By: Emily Tait – The Federal Circuit considers a PTAB decision finding Patent Owner failed to sufficiently corroborate evidence of prior invention, where the evidence under consideration required support from an inventor declaration that was, itself, corroborated by the evidence under consideration.

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