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Assessing Evidence of Secondary Considerations
Although Federal Circuit case law is clear that evidence of secondary considerations is relevant to nonobviousness only if the evidence relates to the claim, the case law is inconsistent as to the degree of relatedness required. In attempting to answer this question, the Federal Circuit has applied
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