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August 7, 2019 - Source: Law360
Natasha Moffitt, Jeff Bucholtz and Josh Mitchell represent the Federal Reserve Banks on appeal, arguing that a recent Supreme Court decision does not preclude the Banks from challenging patents under the America Invents Act
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Natasha H. Moffitt
Atlanta
Jeffrey S. Bucholtz
Washington, D.C.
Joshua N. Mitchell (Josh)
Washington, D.C.
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Featured Lawyers
Natasha H. Moffitt
Atlanta
Jeffrey S. Bucholtz
Washington, D.C.
Joshua N. Mitchell (Josh)
Washington, D.C.