Supreme Court to Determine if Patent Appeal Board Used by Apple is Unconstitutional

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By Hartley CharltonMar 1, 2021, 8:36 am1.4k ptsTrending
The U.S. Supreme Court will today decide whether the systems used by technology companies, including Apple and Google, to invalidate patents and see off litigation are unconstitutional (via Bloomberg). The Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), set up by Congress in 2011, has invalidated more than 2,000…

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