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The Application File Never Really Closes: Implications of Recent Case Law on the Prosecution Record (opens the original)
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“The prosecution record does not freeze a patent into the examiner’s preferred reading. But it does become part of the patent’s public boundary.” Patent prosecution is often treated as a sequence of discrete tasks: respond to the office action. Amend the claim. Make the argument. Obtain allowance. Move on. Recent U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit decisions show why that model is incomplete. The prosecution record can later shape infringement theories, affect whether a reference quali
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