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A ‘Patent’ Lack of Transparency and Good Faith: District Courts’ Inherent Authority to Police Party Conduct (The Legal Intelligencer)

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Partner Jeff Lesovitz and Associate Katie Schuyler collaborated on an article for <em>The Legal Intelligencer</em> titled “A ‘Patent’ Lack of Transparency and Good Faith: District Courts’ Inherent Authority to Police Party Conduct.” Published April 14, 2025, the article discusses how the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has recently been affirming the inherent powers of district courts to investigate and address potential party misconduct in patent litigations.

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