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Patent lawyers are shaking their heads over the Federal Circuit's shifting views on how best to define words that describe the scope of a patent. Should non-technical dictionaries like Webster's be used, or should meanings be culled from technical resources? The court's interpretation of a word can be worth millions of dollars, as in a Palm Inc. patent infringement battle that hinges on the definition of "card."
January 30, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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