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In a patent case in which an attorney accused of bad conduct, but who was not a party to the litigation, sued to intervene to clear his name, the Federal Circuit panel ruled that to allow appeals by attorneys concerned about their professional reputations, merely because a court criticized them, would invite an appeal by any nonparty who feels aggrieved by some critical statement made by the court.
August 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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