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Pre-Conference Session - Master Class PTAB Bar Association Conference Wednesday, March 13, 2019 1 Master Class - Panel 1 On Your Mark: Petitioner Strategy 2 Panel 1 On Your Mark: Petitioner Strategy Getting Started: Grappling with the


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Pre-Conference Session - Master Class

PTAB Bar Association Conference Wednesday, March 13, 2019

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Master Class - Panel 1 On Your Mark: Petitioner Strategy

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Panel 1 On Your Mark: Petitioner Strategy

Getting Started: Grappling with the Discretion

  • f 314(a) & 325(d)
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Poll Question #1: All things being equal, would you rather file a joint petition with a co-defendant, or file your own petition two months after the co-defendant files a petition?

POLL OPEN

1 a. File jointly

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2 b. File separately

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Panel 1 On Your Mark: Petitioner Strategy

Proving Public Accessibility

  • f Prior Art
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Poll Question #2: Has the Board’s handling of non-patent literature prior art kept you from filing a petition or from using non-patent literature in a petition?

POLL OPEN

1 a. Yes

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2 b. No

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Panel 1 On Your Mark: Petitioner Strategy

Impact of SAS Institute on Petitioner Strategy

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Panel 1 On Your Mark: Petitioner Strategy

Impact of Phillips on Claim Construction Strategy in Petitions

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Panel 1 On Your Mark: Petitioner Strategy

Addressing Real Party-in-Interest Issues at the Petition Stage

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Poll Question #3: If, as Petitioner, you anticipate Patent Owner raising RPI issues in the POPR, do you proactively include evidence and/or argument in the Petition addressing the issue?

POLL OPEN

1 a. Yes, I would include declaration testimony.

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2 b. Yes, but I would only include argument without evidence.

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3 c. No, I would wait until after Patent Owner raises the issue.

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Master Class - Panel 2 Set the Pace: Patent Owner Defense Strategy

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Panel 2 Set the Pace: Patent Owner Defense Strategy

Using RPI as a Defense Strategy

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Panel 2 Set the Pace: Patent Owner Defense Strategy

Preliminary Responses

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Poll Question #4: Does the SAS Institute all-or-nothing institution requirement most benefit the Petitioner or the Patent Owner?

POLL OPEN

1 a. Petitioner

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2 b. Patent Owner

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Panel 2 Set the Pace: Patent Owner Defense Strategy

Impact of Phillips Claim Construction on Patent Owner Strategy

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Poll Question #5: Do you think district courts will pay more attention to PTAB claim construction in light of the change to the Phillips standard?

POLL OPEN

1 a. Yes, I've seen it

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2 b. Yes, but I have not seen it yet

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3 c. No, I don't think there will be much difference

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Master Class - Panel 3 The Bell Lap: Trial Strategy

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Panel 3 The Bell Lap: Trial Strategy

Depositions

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Panel 3 The Bell Lap: Trial Strategy

Claim Amendment Pilot Program

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Poll Question #6: If you were given the opportunity to opt out

  • f the pilot program in favor of filing a motion to amend under

the original program, would you do so?

POLL OPEN

1 a. Yes

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2 b. No

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Panel 3 The Bell Lap: Trial Strategy

Patent Owner Sur-Reply

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Poll Question #7: Do you expect the guarantee of a sur-reply to result in more final decisions favorable to Patent Owner?

POLL OPEN

1 a. Yes

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2 b. No

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Panel 3 The Bell Lap: Trial Strategy

Oral Hearing

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Poll Question #8: Should the Board decide all motions to exclude at a pre-hearing conference?

POLL OPEN

1 a. Yes, it would simplify the oral hearing

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2 b. No, I would like the opportunity to present arguments at the hearing

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Panel 3 The Bell Lap: Trial Strategy

Motion Practice

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Panel 3 The Bell Lap: Trial Strategy

Rehearing

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Poll Question #9: After an adverse Final Written Decision, how likely are you to seek rehearing?

POLL OPEN

1 a. Never

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2 b. Only on a glaring mistake of law or fact

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3 c. Always, I have nothing to lose

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