PTAB decision note
Dell v. Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
Dell, Inc. v. Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, IPR2015-00549, is an inter partes review grouped with the Board’s representative decisions on institution. It concerns the estoppel provision of 35 U.S.C. § 315(e)(1), which bars a petitioner, its real parties in interest and privies from requesting or maintaining a proceeding before the Office on grounds raised or reasonably could have been raised in an IPR that reached a final written decision.
See estoppel arising from PTAB trials and the inter partes review guide.
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