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All Or Nothing: Why The Supreme Court SAS Mandate Does Not Eliminate The Shaw Safe Harbor
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Last week the Chicago-Kent Journal of Intellectual Property
published a comment prepared by a team of Jones Day attorneys that
analyzed whether the PTAB is treating multiple petitions filed
against a common patent as a single petition for purposes of
applying the Supreme Court's mandate
in SAS Institute Inc. v. Iancu.
The comment can be accessed here.
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