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Blog | January 30, 2014
In a contempt proceeding for violating a permanent injunction, a district court may be required to resolve new claim construction disputes that the enjoined party failed to raise in the underlying infringement action
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Blog | January 29, 2014
Patentee bears the burden of proving infringement in a declaratory judgment action even when a license agreement between the parties forecloses the patentee from asserting an infringement counterclaim
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Blog | January 14, 2014
Hardware lacking enabling software does not infringe an apparatus claim requiring a hardware-software combination
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Blog | January 13, 2014
Fed. Cir. adopts more flexible standards for awarding attorneys' fees
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Blog | January 10, 2014
Supreme Court to decide whether FDA Food and Beverage Labeling Rules preempt false advertising claims
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Blog | January 10, 2014
Prosecution History Estoppel Applies to Design Patents, But the Accused Design Was Not Surrendered
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Blog | January 06, 2014
FDCA does not preempt California unfair competition law; nationwide injunction based solely on state law inappropriate
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Blog | January 02, 2014
Federal Circuit clarifies claim scope, obviousness, and objective indicia inquiries on reexam
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Blog | December 19, 2013
The inference of a possibility does not rise to the level of clear and convincing evidence to demonstrate inherency
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Blog | December 16, 2013
ITC cannot address inducement where the underlying direct infringement occurs post-importation
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Blog | December 16, 2013
Federal Circuit decides which electronic document production costs are taxable "costs of making copies"
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Blog | December 13, 2013
Patent claiming one concentration within a range disclosed in the prior art is obvious where there is no teaching away, unexpected results, or commercial success.
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