En banc Federal Circuit rules IPR time-bar determinations are appealable

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En banc Federal Circuit rules IPR time-bar determinations are appealable

January 09 2018
Federal Circuit 165

In Wi-Fi One v Broadcom, the Federal Circuit has held the time-bar determinations for instituting IPR at the PTAB are appealable. Observers believe this may foreshadow similar decisions for other areas of reviewability

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