Law Practice
Sep. 5, 2008
KSR Patent Ruling Has an 'Obvious' Impact
Sixteen months after the U.S. Supreme Court gave trial judges more latitude to invalidate patents they deem “obvious,” the ruling is already having a significant impact on patent cases, especially in the Northern District of California, where many intellectual property cases are heard.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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SAN JOSE - Sixteen months after the U.S. Supreme Court gave trial judges more latitude to invalidate patents they deem "obvious," the ruling is already having a significant impact on patent cases, especially in the Northern District of California, where many intellectual property cases are heard.
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