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Interesting. My sense is that valuable patents end up in court almost 100% of the time (e.g. CRISPR).
by unsrsly 6y ago
Interesting. My sense is that valuable patents end up in court almost 100% of the time (e.g. CRISPR).
- pnw_hazor 6y agoGenerally, if the patent is high quality, people settle because there isn't much to argue about. At most they do some preliminary hearings (claim construction) and then to a summary judgment hearing. The Alice case opened the door for awhile because practically any tech/computer related patent had a good change of being invalidated at summary judgment. I don't practice in bio so I am not familiar with CRISPR patents.