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- Patent Extremism — Like All Extremes — Leads to Bad Outcomes
- Even After SAS Institute, Inc. v Iancu (Decision on PTAB) There’s No Stopping the Crackdown on Bogus US Patents
- Can Alice/35 U.S.C. § 101 Stop Microsoft-Connected Patent Trolls in the US?
- TC Heartland is Still Deterring and Suppressing Patent Trolls in the United States
- The ILO Tribunal: Is It Still Worthy of Our Trust?
- The Dangerous Adoption of Patents on Life and Nature
- Stronger Patents or None at All: How the Greed of Patent Law Firms and the Patent Office Contributes to Bogus Software Patents Being Amassed
- Patent Strengthening Would Necessarily Mean Lowering the Number of Patents Granted After Alice/35 U.S.C. § 101
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