Inventor rights: Chou v. The University of Chicago
By Robert H. Resis
Intellectual Property,
April 2002
The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has recently ruled that a putative inventor who lacks a potential ownership interest in a patent still has standing to sue for correction of inventorship of the patent based on an alleged "concrete financial interest in the patent."
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