Judge lets Immersion’s patent case against Fitbit go forward
Judge lets Immersion’s patent case against Fitbit go forward Reuters Full coverage
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Judge lets Immersion’s patent case against Fitbit go forward Reuters Full coverage
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Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP is a sponsor of the 6th Annual Best Practices in Intellectual Property (BPIP) Conference in Israel, March 12-13. The BPIP Conference will provide insight and updates on global IP issues, trends, and legislations that affect companies’ IP. Barry J. Schindler …
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This article aims to ascertain whether the decisions passed by the Delhi High Court and Competition Commission of India (CCI), pertaining to standard essential patents (SEPs) are in consonance with international fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory (FRAND) jurisprudence. It has been observed that …
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Before Newman, Hughes, and Stoll. Appeal from U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Summary: General disclosures in the specification and statements that describe the embodiments as non-limiting do not broaden claims that were narrowly drafted and prosecuted.
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On summary judgment, the two asserted claims of the ‘938 patent were found invalid under Section 101 of the Patent Act. As a matter of background, the ‘938 patent describes how to obtain body temperature measurements on unprotected body sites such as the forehead. Judge Woodlock first …
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Seminar on Japanese Patent Law and Practice: Comparisons with Australia @ Melbourne Law School [Aug 22]: Registrations Open · rohit magesh – March 7, 2018.
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A non-practicing entity called NTP Inc. had won a patent infringement suit over wireless email technology, and was pursuing an injunction to shut down the devices so popular then they were known as “CrackBerry.” Today, BlackBerry Ltd. no longer makes its own mobile phones—it outsources design to …
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Law360 (March 7, 2018, 4:50 PM EST) — A patent licensing company urged a Federal Circuit panel in back-to-back oral arguments Wednesday to revive computer technology patents successfully nixed by Amazon, arguing the Patent Trial and Appeal Board should have permitted substitute claims.
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Law360 (March 7, 2018, 4:41 PM EST) — The Federal Circuit on Wednesday affirmed a district court’s dismissal and summary judgment decisions in favor of every automaker sued by an inventor alleging his book holder patent was infringed upon, saying that no error could be found in the lower court’s …
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The Court went on to note that the “underlying patent issue in this case, while important to the parties and necessary for resolution of the claims, does not present a substantial issue of patent law,” and that “[p]atent claims will not be invalidated or revived based on the result of... Continue reading
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