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District courts are empowered to change the named inventors on U.S. patents. Such claims are often referred to as � 256 claims, after the section of the Patent Act authorizing the district courts to do so. Under � 256, a party can add, substitute or remove inventors listed on the patent. If successful, the party can acquire partial or full ownership of an issued (and potentially valuable) patent.
May 08, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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