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Center for Patent Innovations starts post-grant review of patents

By Christopher J. Maier on January 30, 2009 11:23 AM
The Center for Patent Innovations at the New York Law School has recently begun a post-grant review project that seeks to harness the public community via the Center's peer-to-patent project. The post-grant review project invites all parties to request posting of patents on the website for peer review by the public. Certain firms have also posted bounties for finding prior art that may invalidate particular patents. Stay tuned for further developments at www.maierandmaier.com

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