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Patent Challenges provides reports, updates, commentary and insight on new decisions and other happenings related to post-issuance proceedings (IPR, PGR and CBM) at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board o

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Patent Challenges | Analysis of USPTO post-issuance proceedings | Norton Rose Fulbright A “known technique” only needs to be a suitable replacement to support a conclusion of obviousness By Vlada Wendel (US) and Michael Pohl (US) on March 21, 2023 Posted in General A claim that recites a combination of prior art elements may be obvious when the combination merely involves the use of a “known technique” that “has been used to improve one device” to “improve similar devices in the same way.” KSR Int’l Co. v. Teleflex Inc., 550 U.S. 398, 417 (2007).  In Intel Corp. v. … Continue reading Tweet this post Like this post Email this post Share this post on LinkedIn Tags: known technique Don’t Xerox conclusory assertions in the expert declaration By Michael Pohl (US) on February 21, 2023 Posted in General Expert testimony can be critical to support or defend against invalidity challenges in AIA trials, but must be adequately explained to be effective.  I...

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