This week, we provide extensive write-ups about two consequential decisions issued by the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit concerning two procedural issues under.
In California Institute of Technology v. Broadcom Limited,1 the Federal Circuit overruled prior precedent and clarified that inter partes review (IPR) estoppel applies not just to.
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Inter partes review or “IPR” has become a popular avenue for accused patent infringers to challenge the validity of a patent’s claims outside of federal court. Any interested party may.
In its recent decision in Caltech v. Broadcom Limited, et al, the Federal Circuit expanded the scope of IPR estoppel "to all claims and grounds… which reasonably could have been included in [an IPR] petition." (emphasis added).