Again I am no Patent lawyer, and I could very well be incorrect, but WDDD in its briefing does include talk of unconstitutional. So it is in the briefs.
It is going to be a monumental decision in the IP landscape one way or the other.
Again it will really come down to what the SCOTUS deems patents are.
Public or Private, or somewhere in between.
It is why I am reading the briefs from mostly Law organizations, lawyers, professors who teach law, and the like. There is a LONG LONG list of briefs, and more to come I am sure.
There are so many things to consider and the ramifications of Oil States SCOTUS case will be far reaching. No matter which way they decide.
If though the Oil States does go the way we want all of the IP sector will rise and rise fast. If it goes the other way there will be some sell offs in a lot f IP plays, but I don't think there will be a huge sell off with WDDD as the CAFC decision should shortly follow.
That is why I say possible huge catalyst for us, with minimal downside.
As WDDD right now is firmly in CAFC process. SO if SCOTUS says, Status quo is good, the CAFC decision will be the main factor in where we go from here. I have repeatedly posted up to date stats on CAFC IPR PTAB appeals, and 95% chance we move along back to District Court where Judge Caspar sure seems to think there is merit to this case.
Can provide some quotes on that statement if need be, but not hard to go back and see what she had to say.
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