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Why isn't it invalidated by prior art? How does it work anyway?
by sreevisakh 4y ago
Why isn't it invalidated by prior art? How does it work anyway?
- moralestapia 4y agoUsually these things clear up until there's litigation involved.
- kasabali 4y agoPrior art is a sugarcoat invented to give the illusion checks and balances. Patent Office operates as if it doesn't exist, and then even if a prior art is established after a long and expensive judicial process, only partial claims of a patent is invalidated, and it's trivial for the patent owner to change it slightly and get it reapproved