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Re: Arthur post# 23376

Friday, 12/05/2014 9:11:41 PM

Friday, December 05, 2014 9:11:41 PM

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That is not correct, as I stated earlier, if a company was using the technology that was deemed an inside or trade secret function to that company but did not have a patent on said technology, that does not constitute prior art, thus it would not invalidate a future patent as you claim. There is only one way a company could invalidate a patent in that case and it would involve litigation against a former insider or employee who then took the technology and patented it. That's it, that's all... If someone else independently patented a technology, it is not automatically invalidated.
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