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A Published Patent Application Is IPR Prior Art as of Its Filing Date

Before Lourie, Prost, and Stark - Summary: In an IPR, a patent application is considered a “printed publication” as of the application’s filing date, not its publication date. Samsung filed a petition for IPR of a Lynk Labs...more

The Patent Office Need Not Consider Requests for Director Review of IPR Institution Decisions

Summary: The USPTO policy of refusing to consider Requests for Director Rehearing of decisions denying institution of IPR and PGR does not violate the Appointments Clause of the Constitution....more

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