“It seems manifestly unjust that a petitioner can publicly condemn a patent as obvious, yet not be forced to disclose evidence documenting that, behind closed doors, the petitioner behaved in a manner ...
“Evidence of simultaneous invention, on its own, is not sufficient for obviousness. However, such evidence can influence the determination of the level of skill in the art and whether there was ...
The Court of Appeals made such a verdict that the team of prosecutors probing the so-called "Ergenekon gang" may soon find themselves without any credible evidence in the glossy volumes of indictments ...
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Veterans Guardian explains how secondary VA claims work
When a service-connected condition causes or worsens another medical issue, veterans may be eligible to file secondary VA ...
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