The use of inter partes re-examination in place of costly litigation, or in tandem with it, has become a well-accepted strategy for those seeking to invalidate a patent for which infringement allegations have been raised.
Patent Reform May Not Cure a Potential for Bias Against Patentee in Inter Partes Re-examination
This article explores a perceived bias against the patent holder in <i>inter partes</i> re-examination as well as the effect that patent reform legislation may have on the process.
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