Dictionaries Still Matter in Courtrooms—And in Classrooms In patent litigation, dictionaries continue to play a key role in interpreting legal language, especially during claim construction. Despite past skepticism after landmark cases like Phillips v. AWH Corp. and Teva v. Sandoz, courts still rely on dictionaries as neutral, reliable tools to define complex terms. They’re not just academic references—they’re instruments of legal precision. This use of... Read More