TaylorMade Hit With Patent Suit Over Swing-Tracking Device
“TaylorMade [and Blast are], thus, liable to NewSpin in an amount that adequately compensates for their infringement, which, by law, cannot be less …
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Xtampza Not Infringing 2 OxyContin Patents, Judge Says
He allowed claims involving a third patent focused on OxyContin’s formula to go forward, despite his “considerable misgivings” about some of them.
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Patent High Court Roundup: Cert. Denials, Call For SG’s View
In its petition, RPX argued that ruling cannot be squared with language in the America Invents Act that simply states that parties dissatisfied with the …
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Fed. Circ. Upholds Re-Exam Ax Of Athlete Endurance Patents
Fed. Circ. Upholds Re-Exam Ax Of Athlete Endurance Patents … An attorney for Natural Alternatives could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Apple’s Stand On FRAND Claims Disingenuous: Qualcomm
Instead, Apple asked the court for summary judgment on its claim that Qualcomm exhausts its patent rights when it sells chips to Apple and companies …
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Juristat top 100 patent firms 2018
Sheridan Ross has been named to the Juristat Top 100 Patent Firms ranking for 2017. St. Juristat evaluates law firms based on four criteria including …
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$61M Corning Patent Judgment Flouts Halo, Justices Told
Pulse ruling made it easier for patent owners to win enhanced damages, it “did not eliminate the traditional consideration of objective reasonableness …
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Dark IPRs, Hot Tubbing And Other Terms IP Attys Should Know
Law360 (October 1, 2018, 7:13 PM EDT) — There are some colorful terms used in the legal industry to describe everything from threats of patent …
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Sprint’s $140M IP Win Based On Bad Methods, Fed. Circ. Told
The entire verdict, O’Quinn said, is “infected by legal error. … in which Sprint’s damages expert relied on a “rule of thumb … that the patent owner would …
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IP experts warn USMCA trade agreement will hinder Canadian innovation
Richard Gold, a McGill University law professor and founding director of the Canadian Centre for Intellectual Property Policy, warned that USMCA …