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: IPBizOn shaping the injunction in the Mircera matter
By Lawrence B. Ebert, Esq.
There is some poetic justice in the possibility that the Supreme Court may have to address, and right soon, the consequences of eBay and its philosophical inclination to be parsimonious with regard to patent rights. In view of the Supreme Court's recent track record, however, any such thirst for justice should be strongly tempered with trepidation about how much further the Supreme Court may be willing to restrict a patentee's right to exclude.
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