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Can Amendments Made in Patent Prosecution Give Rise to Judicial Estoppel?
PDF Intellectual Property Today, January 2014. Article no longer available.
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Authors
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Steven A. Abreu
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Robert M. Asher
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Thomas C. Carey
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Lawrence M. Green
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Shane Hunter
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Peter J. Karol
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Eric G. J. Kaviar
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Kelly Kutsor
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Christopher Lacenere, Ph.D.
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Michele Liu Baillie
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Sunstein
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London K. Lundstrum
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Ian Mahany-Horton
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Kevin R. Mosier
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John W. Powell
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Rob D. Pyatt
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Jackie Salwa
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Katherine W. Soule
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Sharona H. Sternberg
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Bruce D. Sunstein
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Kerry L. Timbers
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Lisa M. Tittemore
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