Abstract
Over the survey period, Congress enacted and President Obama signed into law significant changes in the Patent Act. These changes, both substantive and procedural, usher in a new set of issues and considerations involved in obtaining and defending patent rights. While these statutory changes (and the regulatory changes to be expected from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (PTO)) constitute the most tangible example, several cases of practical value to Indiana legal practitioners and those concerned with technology development have also come down. The summary and analytical review provided in this Article will assist lawyers, inventors, technology managers and others concerned with protection of intellectual property.
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