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28 August 2020Muireann Bolger

Construction patents not infringed, rules Federal Circuit

A construction company has failed in its bid to persuade the  US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit that competitors infringed its patents for its technology for developing underground structures to stabilise residential and commercial construction.

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