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Partner Brent Babcock was quoted in, “US Supreme Court SAS ruling: A ‘Mess’ for IPRs” an article posted by World IP Review

April 25, 2018  | Brenton R. Babcock

Partner Brent Babcock was quoted in, “US Supreme Court SAS ruling: A ‘Mess’ for IPRs” an article posted in World IP Review. 

Excerpt: Limiting the discretion of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) in relation to inter partes reviews (IPRs) is a game-changing decision which creates a procedural “mess”, one lawyer has claimed.

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