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Few areas of patent law have engendered as much debate and commentary as the written-description requirement. Federal Circuit judges fuel the debate by falling into three groups with divergent views. Understanding these divergent views may provide guidance, particularly on the future of this crucial issue. Moreover, when arguing a written-description issue in an appeal, knowing if the judges on a panel belong to the "separatists," "fusionists" or "clarificationists" may help shape a winning argument.
June 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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