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well we’re proud of our record
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especially the the many cases involving
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patents that amounted to a bet the
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company dispute
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and we’ve handled over 100 cases
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and had successful outcomes that far
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exceed the average
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even when the ptab was considered the
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patent firing squad when we were
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representing a patent owner during the
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early
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stages of the ptab handling iprs we were
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still successful
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and so
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part of that’s because we know the
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preparation it takes
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and we’re able to accurately
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predict outcomes that involve
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anticipation or obviousness we’re
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experienced with the procedural tactics
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that are that often come up during
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the pre-trial phase and then during the
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trial phase
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that experience enables us to provide
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our clients with clarity
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because we can accurately predict
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outcomes
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perhaps most importantly we figure out a
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way to make it easy for the judges to
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side with us and we do that by merely
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taking the most reasonable
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position possible our clients also
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benefit from the amount of of time that
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we take teaching and writing about iprs
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that requires us to continuously study
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case law and matt phillips and i have
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taught c elite courses
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on review proceedings for over a decade
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twice a year for the patent resources
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group and in conjunction with those
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courses we we wrote a two volume
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treatise
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that we updated for each course
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we also co-authored 40 articles
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on post-grant topics and we frequently
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lecture around the country and
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internationally
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also i’ve served as an adjunct professor
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since
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2015 at the george washington university
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law school all those things combined
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have required us to really be on the
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cutting edge and and that allows us to
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know what the trends are at the board
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and and uh identify ways to
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help our cases with that knowledge
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Washington, D.C. intellectual property lawyer Kevin Laurence talks about his firm’s experience with IPRs.