Perspectives on Patents: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Intellectual Property of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, One Hundred Ninth Congress, First Session, April 25, 2005, 4. sējumsU.S. Government Printing Office, 2007 - 179 lappuses |
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... faces great challenges in accommodating the ever - increasing number and complexity of patent applications being filed each year . As Under Secretary Dudas will detail , U.S. patent applications have doubled since 1992 , and last year ...
... faces great challenges in accommodating the ever - increasing number and complexity of patent applications being filed each year . As Under Secretary Dudas will detail , U.S. patent applications have doubled since 1992 , and last year ...
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... faces . I looked forward to hearing from Mr. Dudas at a hearing last Thursday , but that hearing was canceled at the last minute . I am grateful that you were able to re- arrange your schedule to be here with us this afternoon . We have ...
... faces . I looked forward to hearing from Mr. Dudas at a hearing last Thursday , but that hearing was canceled at the last minute . I am grateful that you were able to re- arrange your schedule to be here with us this afternoon . We have ...
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... face a Hobson's choice : daunting litigation costs , slanted evidentiary standards , ex- orbitant damage awards and ... faces a deluge of continuation applications . I believe it is about 25 percent , according to Director Dudas ...
... face a Hobson's choice : daunting litigation costs , slanted evidentiary standards , ex- orbitant damage awards and ... faces a deluge of continuation applications . I believe it is about 25 percent , according to Director Dudas ...
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... , essentially the only reason that courts frequently will cite for not granting an in- junction is in the face of a national health emergency . That inter- pretation of the public interest risks turning equity into a 27.
... , essentially the only reason that courts frequently will cite for not granting an in- junction is in the face of a national health emergency . That inter- pretation of the public interest risks turning equity into a 27.
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... who already face great dif- ficulty in getting their patent inventions commercialized . It would be extremely unfortunate also internationally for the United States to suggest that there may need to be no exclusivity 32.
... who already face great dif- ficulty in getting their patent inventions commercialized . It would be extremely unfortunate also internationally for the United States to suggest that there may need to be no exclusivity 32.
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