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Apr. 4

Infographic Shows PTAB's Effect on Hatch-Waxman Litigation

by Tara Klamrowski

Docket Alarm is excited to announce the release of a new report: “Big Pharma and the Legal Industry: Docket Alarm’s Guide to Orange Book Patent Analytics”.

The report, presented in a visually engaging infographic, breaks down how the relatively new Patent Trial and Appeal Board is reshaping Hatch-Waxman litigation. Attorneys can see statistics on everything from the trajectory of Orange Book patents at the PTAB to the top players in the field.

Get your free copy of “Big Pharma and the Legal Industry: Docket Alarm’s Guide to Orange Book Patent Analytics”.

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Docket Alarm is the only research platform that offers patent practitioners a complete PTAB research and analytics platform featuring Orange Book patents engaged in litigation.

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