If the Patent Review Board starts a patent review, it must address all of the patent challenger’s claims.
Patent rights can be reviewed in executive branch courts.
Oil States Energy Services lost its patent protection. Now it argues the administrative court did not have the Constitutional authority to take away its right. See if the case belonged in a “real” judicial court instead.
SAS challenged Matal’s patent, and the review board did not address all of SAS’s claims. Can the patent review board pick and choose the claims it will start a review for?
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