Perspective
May 25, 2016
High court could shake up patent review
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether inter partes review — a post-2011 administrative proceeding for challenging patent validity — will adopt a narrower claim interpretation standard currently used by U.S. district courts. By Justin L. Krieger and Eric J. Zylstra
In Cuozzo Speed Technologies v. Lee, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether inter partes review (IPR) - a post-2011 administrative proceeding for challenging patent validity - will adopt a narrower claim interpretation standard currently used by U.S. district courts. The decision could significantly affect how technology companies evaluate third-party patents and the extent to which IPR pro...
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