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James R. Barney

U.S. Backs i4i in High Court Patent Row with Microsoft

March 21, 2011

Law360

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has come forward to support i4i LP in it’s battle with Microsoft over the standard that defines a patent as “invalid.”  Microsoft is arguing that a patent should be declared invalid based on “preponderance of evidence” versus the current definition of “clear and convincing evidence.”  The USPTO submitted a brief that states a “ruling in Microsoft’s favor would diminish the value of patents,” according to Law 360

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