Federal Circuit: Construing a Structural Claim Term as a “Means” for Performing a Function Improperly Converts the Claimed Structure into a Means-Plus-Function Term
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Federal Circuit: Construing a Structural Claim Term as a “Means” for Performing a Function Improperly Converts the Claimed Structure into a Means-Plus-Function TermPatent Trial and Appeal Board: Obviousness-Type Double Patenting is Not Limited Only to Patent Claims That Would Effectively Extend the Term of an Existing Patent (But Clarification Would Be Welcome)
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Jeffrey Ginsberg and Ryan J. Sheehan
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