Patent & IP news for April 27, 2015
Patent Litigations
- MK Optics LLC v. Pentax of America Inc. filed yesterday in Delaware
- MK Optics LLC v. Fujifilm Holdings America Corporation et. al. filed yesterday in Delaware
- Motivation Design, LLC v. Cycle Dog, LLC filed yesterday in Massachusetts
- Telebrands Corp. v. GMC Ware, Inc. et. al. filed yesterday in California Central
- Leftsnrights, Inc. filed yesterday in Texas Northern
- Hawk Technology Systems, LLC v. Murphy Oil USA, INC., filed yesterday in Michigan Eastern
- Apotex Inc v. Daiichi Sankyo, Inc. et. al. filed yesterday in Illinois Northern
- Eli Lilly And Company et. al. v. Lupin Ltd. et. al. filed yesterday in Indiana Southern
USPTO Weekly Stats
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6,590
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Patent & IP Blogs
Never too late: if you missed the IPKat last week ... from ipkitten.blogspot.com This week we celebrate the 43rd weekly listing of the previous week's Katposts, once again cunningly contrived and collated by our friend and ally Alberto Bellan. For the benefit of newcomers to this weblog ...
Book Review Monday: First to File: Patents for Today’s Scientist and Engineer from www.patentbaristas.com I received a copy of First to File: Patents for Today’s Scientist and Engineer (Wiley 2014), by M. Henry Heines a while ago and have just had time to sit down and read through ...
Court Report from www.patentdocs.org
By Sherri Oslick -- About Court Report: Each week we will report briefly on recently filed biotech and pharma cases. Medicis Pharmaceutical Corp. v. Taro Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc. et el. 3:15-cv-02841; filed April ...
By Sherri Oslick -- About Court Report: Each week we will report briefly on recently filed biotech and pharma cases. Medicis Pharmaceutical Corp. v. Taro Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc. et el. 3:15-cv-02841; filed April ...
Federal Circuit’s Initial Reaction to Teva: “Clearly Erroneous” Review Standard Not Implicated In Most Cases from patlit.blogspot.com
In the nearly three months since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that subsidiary factual findings in claim construction proceedings must be reviewed for clear error, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal ...
In the nearly three months since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that subsidiary factual findings in claim construction proceedings must be reviewed for clear error, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal ...
Nichia loses to Everlight on white LED patents from ipbiz.blogspot.com
From Digitimes:
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In April 2012, Everlight Electronics filed for declaratory judgment of invalidity and non-infringement of Nichia's US patents related to white LEDs, including US Patent Nos. 5998925 and 7531960. These two patents are ...
From Digitimes:
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In April 2012, Everlight Electronics filed for declaratory judgment of invalidity and non-infringement of Nichia's US patents related to white LEDs, including US Patent Nos. 5998925 and 7531960. These two patents are ...
Prior Finding of Willfulness Does Not Support New Willful Infringement Claim as to Modified Products from docketreport.blogspot.com
The court granted plaintiff's motion for summary judgment that it did not willfully infringe defendant's power converter patent and rejected defendant's argument regarding a finding in a previous action that plaintiff was ...
The court granted plaintiff's motion for summary judgment that it did not willfully infringe defendant's power converter patent and rejected defendant's argument regarding a finding in a previous action that plaintiff was ...
MVS Filewrapper® Blog: Prior Trademark Application may be Evidence in Later Application from www.filewrapper.com
Post by Dan Lorentzen
During the process of obtaining a federal trademark, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office examines a trademark application to determine whether the mark meets all of the necessary criteria. Among ...
Quote of the day from www.717madisonplace.com
The Court has accordingly modified the standard by which lower courts examine allegedly ambiguous claims; we may now steer by the bright star of “reasonable certainty,” rather than the unreliable compass of “insoluble ambiguity.” Judge ...
The Court has accordingly modified the standard by which lower courts examine allegedly ambiguous claims; we may now steer by the bright star of “reasonable certainty,” rather than the unreliable compass of “insoluble ambiguity.” Judge ...
Do Limits on Trademarks-that-Disparage Violate Freedom-of-Speech? from patentlyo.com
by Dennis Crouch In re Tam (Fed. Cir. 2015) (en banc order) Simon Tam has been attempting to register the name of his band “The Slants” as a trademark. However, registration has been denied under ...
by Dennis Crouch In re Tam (Fed. Cir. 2015) (en banc order) Simon Tam has been attempting to register the name of his band “The Slants” as a trademark. However, registration has been denied under ...
No toleration for Novartis - rivastigmine patch patent declared invalid from ipkitten.blogspot.com
It has been all quiet on the pharma front since the beginning of March (when the epic series of first instance decisions on Swiss form claims came to and end - see here, here, here and ...
It has been all quiet on the pharma front since the beginning of March (when the epic series of first instance decisions on Swiss form claims came to and end - see here, here, here and ...
Google buying US Patents, for two weeks from ipbiz.blogspot.com
Google will be buying patents in the time window May 8, 2015, through May 22, 2015.
See
Google Launches A Marketplace To Buy Patents From Interested Sellers
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Google launches Patent Purchase Promotion program
Google will be buying patents in the time window May 8, 2015, through May 22, 2015.
See
Google Launches A Marketplace To Buy Patents From Interested Sellers
AND
Google launches Patent Purchase Promotion program
The Dexter Suggs plagiarism affair and the title "Doctor" from ipbiz.blogspot.com
An editorial in Arkansas Business, talking about the Suggs affair, begins:
Under Associated Press style rules, most of which we have adopted at Arkansas Business, the honorific Dr. is reserved for medical doctors, dentists, veterinarians ...
An editorial in Arkansas Business, talking about the Suggs affair, begins:
Under Associated Press style rules, most of which we have adopted at Arkansas Business, the honorific Dr. is reserved for medical doctors, dentists, veterinarians ...
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