Inequitable conduct claims can add upwards of a million dollars to patent litigation, and adverse rulings can tank legal careers and corporate profits. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal ...
On September 1, in Belcher Pharmaceuticals, LLC v. Hospira, Inc., the Federal Circuit affirmed the unenforceability of a patent on grounds the patentee engaged in inequitable conduct during ...
In California Costume Collections, Inc v. Pandaloon, LLC, 2-21-cv-01323 (CDCA Apr. 7, 2022) (John W. Holcomb), the Central District of California recently considered whether a plaintiff plead an ...
The UCANN vs. Pure Hemp patent case has come to a close with the Federal Circuit affirming the district court’s decision to deny attorney fees to Pure Hemp. The original infringement lawsuit was filed ...
During patent prosecution, an inventor wrote to his attorney in the margin of a draft declaration: “I am not sure it is a good idea to disclose this document.” The district court called this “a rare ...
Frederick Frei and Sean Wooden analyse case law around inequitable conduct one year after the landmark decision in Therasense v Becton Dickinson, and find that the defence remains viable The May 25 ...
In its much-anticipated decision in Therasense, Inc. v. Becton, Dickinson and Co., et al., the Federal Circuit (the U.S. appeals court with jurisdiction over patent cases) in May substantially raised ...
“When a person having a duty of candor and good faith has engaged in serial misconduct during the prosecution of the same or related patents, it is not enough for a court to consider each individual ...
At the AIPLA Annual Meeting in Washington DC last October, Michel appealed to attendees to help clarify the doctrine of inequitable conduct by bringing cases that raise the subject before the court.
The New Plague: False Claims Liability Based on Inequitable Conduct During Patent Prosecution Gregory Michael (University of California), William J Newsom (Cooley LLP) & Matthew Avery (Baker Botts LLP ...
Law360 ( November 8, 2006, 12:00 AM EST) -- Deferring to a district court's finding of "low" levels of materiality and intent with regard to inequitable conduct, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the ...
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