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Refuting Obviousness with Secondary Considerations: Surviving or Defeating Validity Challenges, Lessons from Recent Federal Circuit and PTAB Decisions

December 15, 2020

Webinar

Strafford Publications

As part of the Strafford Publications’ webinar series, Finnegan partner Jason Stach will join a panel discussion examining the use of secondary considerations to demonstrate or refute obviousness, considering what works and what does not when seeking to survive or defeat validity challenges. The panel will also review recent Federal Circuit and PTAB decisions addressing secondary considerations evidence and offer best practices for arguing secondary considerations. For more information, or to register, please see Strafford’s website.

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Jason E. Stach
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