Walter G. Wise v. Leo James Hubbard, Precision Handling Devices, Inc., and Precision Handling Devices of Puerto Rico

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• concluding that plaintiff’s conversion claim for listing an incorrect inventor on a patent was time-barred because plaintiff could have discovered the basis for his claims earlier based upon the publication of the patent
• \The United States -28- 28 Supreme Court has consistently held that the issuance of a patent and its recordation in the Patent Office constitutes notice to the world of its existence.\

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