Supreme Court Clears Patent Invalidity Suits
The Empiricist writes "The United States Supreme Court has cleared the way for entities to sue over the validity of a patent — even while paying user fees to the patent holder. The eight-to-one Medimmune v. Genetech decision, written by Justice Scalia, held that by paying royalties to a patent holder, one does not necessarily waive the right to challenge the validity of the patent."
Any other decision would defy all logic.
You're not from around here, are you...
"You will pay for your lack of vision..." - Emperor Palpatine to Ray Charles
And of course, in the end, the lawyers win.
I like happy endings.
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> You're not from around here, are you...
One thing's for sure, he sure as hell ain't from the patent office or the Supreme Court.
Or "Clarence Thomas." Use the one that makes you happy and leave me out of it.
KFG
I have patented the process by which melanin allows an individual's skin to become darker in pigment color when UV light is applied. I will enforce my patent and thus require all individuals that appear to be tan, to pay the appropriate royalty fee. Tanning salons may receive group discount rates.
~ In Trust, We Trust ~
Changelog for Version 2007.01.10
+ Added increased protection against patent trolls
-- lol pwned
...may cause you to read this as "Supreme Court Patents Clear Invalidity Suits". Mmmmmm... Clear Invalidity Suits. I want one of those.