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When Geron Corp. needed to knock out another company's cloning patent, it relied on a little used, poorly understood but frequently effective procedure known as an interference hearing. For the handful of lawyers who do them, interferences have been extremely good business. Yet it may be endangered work, threatened by new rules, patent reform proposals, increasing complexity and cost, and the decreasing willingness of the PTO to hear them.
June 06, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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