1. Prosecution Luncheon Patent February 2017

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11. IPR Sovereign Immunity for Universities
Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) dismissed three Inter Partes Review (IPR) proceedings against the University of Florida Research Foundation Incorporated (UFRF) based upon UFRF’s claim of sovereign immunity.
Covidien LP v. University of Florida Research Foundation Inc., Case Nos. IPR ; , and (PTAB January 25, 2017)

12. IPR Sovereign Immunity for Universities
PTAB Panel:
On the whole, considering the nature of inter partes review and civil litigation, we conclude that the considerable resemblance between the two is sufficient to implicate the immunity afforded to the States by the Eleventh Amendment. Although there are distinctions, such as in the scope of discovery, we observe that there is no requirement that the two types of proceedings be identical for sovereign immunity to apply to an administrative proceeding. Further, we note that there are several similarities between civil litigation and inter partes review that are not unlike those compared in Vas-Cath for interferences.

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14. Prosecution Luncheon Patent February 2017