An Ounce of Prevention Can Be Patentable Over A Pound of Cure
In In re Glatt Air Techniques, Inc., the Federal Circuit reversed a decision of the U.S. Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences that held a claim obvious. The decision is remarkable in that it...
View ArticleFederal Circuit Affirms District Court De Novo Review In Section 146 Action
In Streck, Inc. v. Research & Diagnostic Systems, Inc., the Federal Circuit confirmed that a district court is to undertake de novo review when new evidence is introduced in an interference action...
View ArticleFederal Circuit Reverses Board Rejections That Strayed From Claim Construction
In the non-precedential decision in In re Eaton, the Federal Circuit reversed the USPTO Board decision affirming rejections of anticipation and obviousness. The court found that the Board decision...
View ArticleInstitut Pasteur Obtains Reversal Of USPTO Board Decision Of Obviousness Of...
In Institut Pasteur v. Focarino, the Federal Circuit found that the obviousness determination by the USPTO Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences was not supported by substantial evidence, and...
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