Former Members of Congress Pen Letter to USPTO Opposing IPR Rule

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Dec 3
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Today, over a dozen former members of Congress, who helped pass the America Invents Act, raised the alarm on U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's proposed IPR rule. Click here to view the letter.

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