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Federal Circuit: Hardening the Line on Method-of-Treatment Claims Patently-O by Dennis Crouch. This case focuses on patents covering the opioid drug oxymorphone that Endo sells as Opana ER. In 2017, the FDA requested that …
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Apple Patent Covers In-Air Gesturing for Macs & iDevices as Google, Samsung and Microsoft race to bring this to Market Patently Apple Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple relating to Apple’s 3D TrueDepth camera used to capture in-air hand gesture …
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The Future of In-house Patent Departments | IAM IAM How the world is changing for in-house patent counsel and IP departments – and why they should be preparing now. by James Nurton. Companies that now …
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Recovering Foreign Profits based on Domestic Acts of Infringement | Texas Lawyer Law.com Out of concern for limiting the “extraterritorial” reach of America’s patent laws courts have long held that prevailing infringement plaintiffs…
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Philips Standard Essential Patent Judgement: Game-changer or Cliffhanger! Lexology As it has done time and again in the past, the Delhi High Court once again became the beacon of progress of Intellectual Property jurisprudence in…
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Threshold Issue in Earlier Filed Contract Case Warrants Stay of Patent Case Lexology Judge Ellis granted defendants’ motion to stay this patent and Lanham Act case pending an earlier case defendants filed in the Eastern District of…
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Intel Dodges Willful Infringement Claims in Chip Patent Lawsuit Bloomberg Law Intel Corp. convinced a federal court to dismiss allegations that it willfully infringed four semiconductor patents owned by patent holding company.
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Apple vs. Qualcomm: Key Takeaways From the Latest Patent Rulings Yahoo News What happened on Tuesday:In the first case, an ITC judge found that Apple infringed a Qualcomm power-saving patent and said she would recommend an …
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Gilead profits from Tuvada HIV treatment funded by taxpayers and patented by the US government The Washington Post Thomas Folks spent years in his U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lab developing a treatment to block deadly HIV in monkeys. Then San …
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Patent Assertion Entities Are on the Comeback Trail. Here’s What Defendants Need to Know | The Recorder Law.com Baker Botts partner Sarah Guske says it’s critical to distinguish between the small players looking for a quick payout and the big entities who’ve proven their …
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