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Gunn v. Minton: The Supreme Court’s Correction of the Federal Circuit’s Overly Broad Assertion of Jurisdiction Over State-Law Claims

July 23, 2013  | Joseph R. Re and Stephen W. Larson

Written by: Joseph Re and Stephen Larson
Publication: New Matter, the official publication of the Intellectual Property Section, State Bar of California
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