Sentences with phrase «federal circuit recently»

The Federal Circuit recently issued a stern order (PDF) finding that an Eastern District magistrate judge had «arbitrarily refused to consider the merits» of a transfer motion.

«A Revived Injunction: Federal Circuit Recently Affirmed Vitality of this Patent Remedy,» National Law Journal, January 2012

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently affirmed a decision by the USPTO Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) invalidating two patents after an inter partes review proceeding, even though the decision partially rested on references and evidence not disclosed in the challenger's petition for review or the PTAB's decision to institute.

«A Revived Injunction: Federal Circuit Recently Affirmed Vitality of this Patent Remedy» National Law JournalJanuary 2, 2012 — Brooks Kushman patent attorney in Michigan, Tom Lewry was quoted in the National Law Journal article, «A Revived Injunction: Federal Circuit Recently Affirmed Vitality of this Patent Remedy.»

In an unusual en banc decision rendered without requesting briefing from the parties, the United States, or interested amici curiae, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently affirmed several rulings in favor of Apple Inc. in its ongoing smartphone patent war with Samsung.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently ruled that a plaintiff not named as a joint inventor on several patents and pending patent applications has standing to maintain an action to correct inventorship under 35 U.S.C. § 256, despite the fact that he previously assigned all rights...

Although the Federal Circuit recently determined that the PTAB can no longer place the burden of establishing the patentability of amended claims on the patent owner in IPR proceedings, [1] patent owners may want to consider pursuing alternative claims in a reissue proceeding, given the ex parte nature and procedural flexibility that reissue offers.

In this latest chapter of a long - running litigation involving the direct infringement of patent claims involving multiple actors, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently concluded that a defendant can be liable for direct infringement when it «conditions participation in an activity or receipt of a benefit...

2016), the Federal Circuit recently affirmed a district court's decision declining to grant attorney's fees because «there was nothing obviously unreasonable» about the losing litigant's position, which the district court found to be «non-frivolous.»

Not exact matches

Most recently, federal courts of appeal for the Second and Ninth Circuits» the latter court relying explicitly on the abortion jurisprudence of Roe and its progeny» have invalidated laws prohibiting physician - assisted suicide in New York and California.

Most recently, federal courts of appeal for the Second and Ninth Circuits — the latter court relying explicitly on the abortion jurisprudence of Roe and its progeny — have invalidated laws prohibiting physician - assisted suicide in New York and California.

The 11th Circuit recently upheld his sentence as appropriate under today's harsh federal sentencing guidelines.

The RSS feed of a prominent legal blogger recently carried an item tagged «breaking news» describing an important federal circuit court opinion.

In addition, the majority noted that the USPTO recently filed a brief in an unrelated Federal Circuit appeal asserting that the Board was applying § 315 (c) broadly to join petitions «even if the petitions are filed by the same party.»

Recently, the Federal Circuit has signaled that nowithstanding the post-Gunn trend, exclusive federal jurisdiction may continue over many state - law claims with embedded patent Federal Circuit has signaled that nowithstanding the post-Gunn trend, exclusive federal jurisdiction may continue over many state - law claims with embedded patent federal jurisdiction may continue over many state - law claims with embedded patent issues.

«There isn't much evidence that higher judicial salaries impact the performance of the federal circuit judges,» said Scott Baker, a law professor at the University of North Carolina School of Law who recently tested the notion.

Most recently, the Federal Circuit vacated the post-remand panel decision and ruled in an en banc, per curiam opinion that Limelight was liable for direct infringement.

She recently represented a judicial candidate in which the process used to count ballots was challenged on constitutional bases before a federal district and circuit court, and was the subject of litigation in the Ohio Supreme Court as well.

Ten years later, a federal appeals court — the Second Circuit court of appeals — just recently ruled that the project does not violate copyright laws and is considered fair use under copyright law and does not infringe on the rights of its authors.

2012), recently weighed in on a matter that has split the Circuits and has given pause to international contract draftsmen and international dispute resolution practitioners: to what extent to international contracts containing mandatory arbitration provisions supercede contrary state (or even federal) law.

The Federal Circuit has a reputation of being rather patent - holder - friendly, both traditionally and recently.

Recently, in Bais Yaakov of Spring Valley v Federal Communications Commission and the United States of America, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit issued a fantastic decision striking - down illegally promulgated regulations from the Federal Communications Commission.

In the article titled «Hatch - Waxman And Biosimilars Litigation: 2017 Year - in - Review,» we provide a brief overview of the Hatch - Waxman Act, a summary of the recently released FDA Draft Guidance, a general timeline of Hatch - Waxman and Biosimilars litigation, and summaries of some of the related decisions issued by the U.S. Supreme Court and Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in the year 2017.

One federal court — the 11th U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals — recently gave a resounding «Yes» to that question.

Judge Richard Posner, the formidable jurist on the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, recently published in the legal journal «Green Bag» a delightfully readable two - part article: «What is Obviously Wrong With the Federal Judiciary, Yet Eminently Curable.»

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed a district court order enjoining state court plaintiffs from pursuing a class action because the district court had already denied certification of an identical class in federal court.