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Revisiting Amazon Neutral Patent Evaluations

Season 2, Ep. 10

Intellectual Property partner Mark Rosenberg returns to chat with Rich Schoenstein and update us on his experience with the neutral patent evaluation process being offered by Amazon to resolve utility patent disputes involving its sellers.

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