‘high invalidation rate as evidence of self-selection’

‘http://www.natlawreview.com/article/new-aia-rules-may-help-patent-owners-avoid-trial

‘Rochelle Cooper Dreyfuss, the Pauline Newman Professor of Law at New York University School of Law, saw the high invalidation rate as evidence of self-selection by those challenging patents and by the procedure used for decisions to institute IPR’

But what percent of the IPR’s filed result from patent suits? If high, it suggests the results have nothing to do with ‘self-selection’.

We caution everyone to scrutinize the statements of academics as some do freelance work on the side separate from their university capacities and without the knowledge or agreement of their universities. They can be part of the large multinational invention thief propaganda machine.

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