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In this article, authored by Christopher K. Larus, William E. Manske, Jeffrey C. Metzcar, and James Rollins, the authors discuss proposed regulations addressing circumstances in which the Patent Trial and Appeal Board will not institute or maintain inter partes review of a patent.

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United States Patent and Trademark Office’s Proposed Regulations Would Limit Availability of Inter Partes Review