National Law Journal... RAY: Some new proceedings were created under the AIA. The Patent Office last year issued the rules under which these new...
Among his achievements: reducing the backlog of applications and implementing the patent reform law
The Eastern District of Texas, which in 2011 appeared to be losing its lustre as the preferred venue for patent suits, regained its prominence in 2012, usurping the District of Delaware for the No. 1
...the AIA legislation said the Senate is "likely to take it up...
...judge panel said on December 13 that the America Invents Act's (AIA) retroactive removal of the qui tam option did not violate the due...
...block the challenge from going forward. The Supreme Court ruled that the AIA does not apply in its final decision in NFIB v. Sebelius...
...which a lower federal appellate court held that the Anti-Injunction Act (AIA), barring pre-enforcement tax challenges, blocked the healthcare case. The Supreme Court...
...Appeals for the 4th Circuit — held that the Anti-Injunction Act (AIA), barring pre-enforcement tax challenges, applied to block the challenge from going...
Snap reactions from those with a front seat at the decision — and the arguments that led up to it
...Among the sweeping changes the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act (AIA) has brought to U.S. patent law is a broadening rewrite of...
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