Recent statistics highlight a significant shift in the Federal Circuit's focus, revealing that less than a quarter of its actions pertain to patent cases.
Over the past six months, merely 15.6% of Federal Circuit actions involved patent cases, raising questions about the relevance of the court in its original mandate.
The analysis shows that 52.4% of the Federal Circuit's actions have been entirely unrelated to patents, suggesting a fundamental shift in its operational priorities.
Given that only 60.1% of the court's actions were associated with non-patent cases, the need for a specialized Federal Circuit is now seriously under scrutiny.
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