Phrases with «prosecution history»

The phrase "prosecution history" refers to the collection of documents and records created during the legal process of prosecuting a case. It includes all the interactions, arguments, decisions, and actions taken by both the prosecution (the party bringing the case) and the defense (the opposing party) throughout the legal proceedings. It provides a detailed account of how the case was handled, including any negotiations, evidence presented, legal arguments made, and court decisions, and can be used as a reference for understanding the context and background of a legal case. Full definition

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Sentences with «prosecution history»

For example, Dr. Marcus Grosch of Quinn Emanuel, who represents Google and its Motorola Mobility subsidiary in its German patent disputes with Apple, Microsoft and Nokia (in the Nokia lawsuits against HTC and ViewSonic, Google is a third - party intervenor), points to prosecution history in most of the cases in which he acts for a defendant. (fosspatents.com)
Sandoz argued that a group of claims in the Teva patents were invalid as indefinite, because the term «molecular weight» appearing in the claims was subject to multiple incompatible meanings, and the patents themselves and the relevant prosecution histories did not resolve the ambiguity. (brookskushman.com)
In that event, «the doctrine of prosecution history disclaimer narrows the meaning of the claim consistent with the scope of the claim surrendered.» (brookskushman.com)
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Phrases with «prosecution history»

Sentences with «prosecution history»

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