While the Economy Slows, Abusive Patent Litigation Is On the Rise

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May 19, 2020
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Abby Rives, IP counsel at Engine, explores how the lagging economy is proving to be no hindrance for abusive patent litigation as some in Congress persist in their attempts to unwind balanced policies like inter partes review.

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