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Before 1981, no one could challenge a U.S. patent without going to court. But that year, Congress rolled out a new method for questioning the validity of patents, including allowing out-of-court challenges. Then in 1999, the system was expanded to include inter partes re-examination, which made challengers full players in the re-examination game. These and other changes have made re-examination a much less risky game for companies to play.
February 27, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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