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that exploits personnel scarcity in post-grant opposition at the European Patent Office. We find that patent invalidation …
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that exploits personnel scarcity in post-grant opposition at the European Patent Office. We find that patent invalidation …
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Increasing evidence indicates that a large share of granted patents are ''undeserved'' because they do not meet the …, introduced the post-grant validity challenge at the United States Patents and Trademarks Office (USPTO). This procedure allows … any third party to question granted patents, possibly leading to patent revocation or scope reduction. This paper aims to …
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We study the blocking effect of patents on follow-on innovation by others. We posit that follow-on innovation requires … patents on low-value original innovations, invalidation predominantly increases low-value followon innovation outside the … contrast, for patents on high-value original innovations, invalidation mainly increases high-value follow-on innovation in the …
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invention (through patents) and the clinical trials data submitted for market approval (through data exclusivity). Patent …
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is a general positive effect, subsequent innovation show a low degree of novelty and are close to the litigated patents …
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A current refrain in patent policy discourse is that “overly-broad” patents of “dubious validity” retard innovation. We …
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The IEEE-SA updated patent policy and the Business Review Letter issued by the US DoJ have caused much discussion in the US (Sidak, 2015). The purpose of this paper is to assess whether a similarly lenient antitrust approach to Standard Setting Organizations’ (“SSOs”) rate setting policies...
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Because it must rely on imperfect information, the patent system will inevitably make mistakes. To determine how the system ought to err in cases of uncertainty—and whether a given mistake is worth correcting—scholars have composed a simple picture of the consequences of error in either...
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