What is Patent Litigation Scheduling? EP115

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When a patent case starts, the judge wants to make sure that both parties are progressing in a timely manner to resolve the matter. Various parts of the case must be completed by certain dates, which laid out in a scheduling order. Listen to this podcast to learn the basics of patent litigation scheduling.

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