Expanded Adminstrative Challenges to Patent – Good or Bad?
A study commissioned by the Manufacturing Alliance on Patent Policy suggests that expanding the admistrative challenges to patents will:
1. Increase Patent Pendency
2. Significantly increase the cost of defending the validity of patents
and will not increase the quality of patents. See the full report.
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