Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass’s Coalition for Affordable Drugs has suffered another setback in its bid to knock out allegedly spurious patents after the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) declined to institute an inter partes review (IPR) of a patent owned by Biogen.
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21 October 2015 The Patent Trial and Appeal Board has rejected another inter partes review petition filed by hedge fund manager Kyle Bass’s organisation the Coalition for Affordable Drugs.
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1 September 2015 Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass’s group the Coalition for Affordable Drugs has targeted two patents owned by the University of Pennsylvania in the latest petition for an inter partes review.