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    Major Differences Between IPR, PGR, and CBM: Inter Partes Review (IPR) Petitioner Estoppel Standard Basis

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    Major Differences between IPR,

    PGR, and CBM


    Inter Partes
    Petitioner Estoppel Standard Basis
    Review (IPR)

    • Person who is not the patent


    owner and has not previously
    • Raised or reasonably could More likely than not
    filed a civil action challenging
    have raised OR
    the validity of a claim of the 101, 102, 103, 112,
    Post Grant Review Novel or unsettled legal question
    patent double patenting but
    (PGR) • Applied to subsequent important to other patents/
    not best mode
    USPTO/district court/ITC applications
    • Must identify all real parties in
    action
    interest

    • Person who is not the patent


    owner, has not previously filed a
    civil action challenging the • Raised or reasonably could
    validity of a claim of the patent, have raised
    102 and 103 based
    and has not been served with a
    Inter Partes Review on patents and
    complaint alleging infringement • Applied to subsequent Reasonable likelihood
    (IPR) printed publications
    of the patent more than 1 year USPTO/district court/ITC
    prior (exception for joinder) action

    • Must identify all real parties in


    interest
    • Must be sued or charged with
    infringement
    • Financial product or service
    Covered Business • Office—raised or reasonably
    • Excludes technological Same as PGR Same as PGR (some
    Method (CBM) could have raised
    inventions 102 differences)
    • Court-raised
    • Must identify all real parties in
    interest
    Major Differences between IPR,
    PGR, and CBM
    Proceeding Available Applicable Timing
    Must be completed
    Post Grant From patent grant to 9 within 12 months from
    Patent issued under
    Review (PGR) months after patent institution, with 6
    first-inventor-to-file
    grant or reissue months good cause
    exception possible
    For first-inventor-to-file, from
    the later of: (i) 9 months after
    patent grant or reissue; or (ii)
    Inter Partes Patent issued under Must be completed within 12
    the date of termination of any
    first-to-invent or months from institution, with
    Review (IPR) post grant review of the
    first-inventor-to-file 6 months good cause
    patent.
    exception possible
    For first-to-invent, available
    after grant or reissue
    (technical amendment)

    Covered Must be completed within 12


    Available 9/16/12 (for first- Patents issued under first-to-
    months from institution, with
    Business inventor-to-file only after PGR invent and
    6 months good cause
    Method (CBM) not available or completed) first-inventor-to-file
    exception possible

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