Google and Oracle will face off over copyright next month, and the USPTO appointment clause cases appear ticketed for certioarari in Term 2020. Beyond them are a handful of cases with puncher's chances.
September 25, 2020 at 02:55 PM
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There are at least two potentially blockbuster intellectual property cases that could be part of the Supreme Court’s upcoming term. After that, it’s anyone’s guess what could make it up to the court.
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Orrick partner Joshua Rosenkranz is counsel of record for Oracle Corp. in its copyright dispute with Google. He’s also trying to get a high-profile patent eligibility case before the court. Photo: David Handschuh/ALM
