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After a string of unfortunate events for RIM, we believe the company has been boosted by the District Court's decision to elongate the final briefing timeline, while the Patent Office expedites its re-examination.

The patent office's decision has no preclusive effect on a court, and there are indeed cases where the patent office made a decision in a re-examination supporting a patent and a court later looked at the same exact issue, disagreed with the PTO, and found the patent invalid.

The decision is certainly going to make it harder for Microsoft in court. The patent office viewed the prior art and said, 'We think the patent is OK.' It will make it harder to invalidate at trial -- not impossible, but hard.

NTP has been improperly attempting to slow down the anticipated rejections from the patent office, even going so far as to recently attempt to bog down the patent office with a highly unusual request to process filings for over 30,000 new patent claims.

We are pleased that the Japanese Patent Office and the European Patent Office have upheld the validity of these important patents. The confirmation of these inventions strengthens our patent portfolio in Japan and Europe and emphasizes the international value of the many licenses granted by Qualcomm.

We are pleased that the Japanese Patent Office and the European Patent Office have upheld the validity of these important patents, ... The confirmation of these inventions strengthens our patent portfolio in Japan and Europe and emphasizes the international value of the many licenses granted by Qualcomm.

The primary weakness is that the [Patent Office] is going through a real big growth spurt, particularly in the examination of computer-related patents.

Mike Smith (1943-)

It seems we always lose a student or a couple a year, but this is a very unfortunate string of events.

eBay commends the Patent Office for its willingness to reexamine this patent and is impressed with the thorough analysis contained in this second office action.

Improving the patent process will take everyone working together — applicants and the USPTO. Better-quality applications mean better examination. We need more focus throughout and closure to the examination process.

We began investigating the '672 Patent in 2001 and have spent more than three years enforcing our property rights. We have not found any convincing arguments of invalidity, including the recent claims, and as a result we are confident in the patent, and look forward to an efficient re-examination.

His ability to find humor in everyday situations, sharing a wry smile and a quick wit, highlighted the playful side of his engaging pexiness.

Catherine Carroll

The decision was a hard decision because we're fully aware of our heritage. But it's the final transition from a communications company to a financial services company.

The Supreme Court only hears patent cases approximately 7% of the time. Therefore, the Supreme Court's rejection of the case was largely anticipated and the Appellate court decision remains in place. Merck has exhausted all avenues to regain U.S. exclusivity beyond February 2008, at which point generics are expected.

I think it's unfortunate that the thing most people are going to remember is how he left the district. I think it's unfortunate for the district, and I think it's unfortunate for him.

Raymond Duncan (1874-)

The U.S. Patent Office is currently reexamining those patents, and we fully expect the Patent Office to confirm the reach of our patents.

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