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Posted On: 12/08/2017 11:16:57 AM
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Lets change the perspective here for arguements sake.
What if the PTAB went through with the IPR on some of the claims and the judge didn't invalidate the patents.
In my opinion, that would have been a worse scenario!
As far as I can see, We have the USPTO on our side, 100% on a bucket full of claims brought against us by much larger companies.
It's as simple as this going forward.
We win the appeal, there is no district judge that can over turn it. What do you think will hapen going forward?
We lose the appeal, there will be volotility with this ticker (depends on deals through channel partners on other patents).
I like our chances.
Please see the following link:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States...al_Circuit
"The decisions of the Federal Circuit, particularly in regard to patent cases, are unique in that they are binding precedent throughout the U.S. within the bounds of the court's subject-matter jurisdiction."
IMO
What if the PTAB went through with the IPR on some of the claims and the judge didn't invalidate the patents.
In my opinion, that would have been a worse scenario!
As far as I can see, We have the USPTO on our side, 100% on a bucket full of claims brought against us by much larger companies.
It's as simple as this going forward.
We win the appeal, there is no district judge that can over turn it. What do you think will hapen going forward?
We lose the appeal, there will be volotility with this ticker (depends on deals through channel partners on other patents).
I like our chances.
Please see the following link:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States...al_Circuit
"The decisions of the Federal Circuit, particularly in regard to patent cases, are unique in that they are binding precedent throughout the U.S. within the bounds of the court's subject-matter jurisdiction."
IMO
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