Dissent in PTAB edict could spur surge of Arthrex-extension bids

Rani Mehta

October 26 2021

Stakeholders could try to use Judge Pauline Newman’s dissent in Mobility Workx to extend USPTO director review to PTAB institution decisions, say sources

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Rani Mehta

Senior Reporter Managing IP

Rani reports on all aspects of IP in the US and the Americas, particularly trademarks and copyright. Based in New York, she covers in-house and private practice lawyers' concerns and insights into the market.

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Trademarks

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Patents

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Patents

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Patents

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Patents

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