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Christopher Lightner, a former Boeing engineer, joined the trans-Atlantic firm as a partner in Atlanta after more than 17 ...

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The United States is the only country in the world where the judiciary forces patent term truncation over unrelated patent ...

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First things first: When it comes to patents, there are no guarantees. Why? Because patent law is constantly evolving. From my perspective as an entrepreneur (which is to say, someone who views ...