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Monthly Archives: June 2019
DC findings of infringement and validity of one UCB rotigotine patent and invalidity of another as anticipated by use in a single patient in a clinical trial affirmed
UCB, Inc. et al. v. Watson Laboratories, Inc. et al. Docket No. 2018-1397, -1453 TARANTO, SCHALL, CHEN June 24, 2019 Brief summary: DC decisions finding that UCB’s ‘434 patent was infringed under DOE and not invalid and UCB’s ‘414 patent … Continue reading
Time bar not triggered by change in real party in interest, Board claim construction/ invalidity determinations of Mayne’s claims affirmed
Mayne Pharma Int. v. Merck Sharpe & Dohme (MSD) (USPTO as intervenor) Docket No. 2018-1593 (IPR2016-01186) LOURIE, DYK, O’MALLEY June 21, 2019 Brief summary: Board IPR time bar and claim construction/invalidity determinations affirmed. Summary: Mayne appealed the USPTO’s (Board’s) IPR … Continue reading
IPR obviousness finding vacated for erroneous motivaton to combine and reasonable expectation of success determinations
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. v. UUSI, LLC, DBA NARTRON Docket No. 2018-1310 (IPR2016-00908) NEWMAN, LOURIE, DYK June 18, 2019 Non-precedential Brief summary: IPR obviousness decision vacated and remanded (e.g., “improve similar devices in the same way, using the technique is … Continue reading
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Privity and RPI relationships arising after IPR filing but before institution can trigger §315(b) time-bar
Power Integrations, Inc. v. Semiconductor Components Industries, LLC (“Fairchild”) Docket Nos. 2018-1607 (IPR2016-00809) PROST, REYNA, STOLL June 13, 2019 Brief summary: IPR was time barred under §315(b) “because Fairchild was an RPI at the time the IPR was instituted, even … Continue reading
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Federal Circuit invalidates reissue patent invalid for lack of written description (WD)
Forum US, Inc. v. Flow Valve, LLC et al. (FC Docket No. 2018-1765; June 17, 2019) ~ Forum filed DJ action, DC granted SJ to Forum for lack of WD, FV appealed ~ U.S. 8,215,213 relates “to supporting assemblies” (“arbors”) … Continue reading
Posted in Reissue, Uncategorized, Written description
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State sovereign immunity does not apply to IPR proceedings, Federal Circuit decides
Regents of the Univ. of Minnesota v. LSI Corp. et al. (Gilead Sci. Inc., intervenor) Docket Nos. 2018-1560-65 (IPR2017-01068, -01186, -01197, -01200, -01213, -01214, -0129) DYK, WALLACH, HUGHES June 14, 2019 Brief summary: FC panel concluded “that state sovereign immunity … Continue reading
IPR decision finding mesalamine method claims obvious affirmed, Salix’s appeal of DC non-infringment holding dismissed
Dr. Falk Pharma GmbH v. Generico, LLC et al., Salix Pharm. v. Mylan Pharm. Docket 2017-2312 (IPR2016-00297, -01386, -01409); 2017-2636, 2018-1320 LOURIE, LINN, WALLACH June 12, 2019 Non-precedential Brief summary: Board’s IPR obviousness determination affirmed and Salix’s appeal of DC … Continue reading
Board IPR nonobviousess decision vacated for failing to consider “different limitation”
Packers Plus Energy Services Inv. v. Baker Hughes Oilfield Operations, LLC Docket 2018-1490 (IPR2016-01099) LOURIE, LINN, WALLACH June 10, 2019 Non-precedential Brief summary: IPR decision of nonobviousness affirmed for certain claims but vacated as one other Summary: Packer Plus (PP) … Continue reading
Federal Circuit affirms PTAB IPR decision finding Arch/Dana-Farber’s “method of improving chemotherapeutic intervention” claims invalid for obviousness
Arch Dev. Corp., Dana-Farber Cancer Inst., Inc. v. OSI Pharm., LLC and Genentech, LLC Docket 2018-1485 (IPR2016-01034) PROST, LOURIE, BRYSON May 9, 2019 Brief summary: PTAB IPR final written decision finding Arch’s claims invalid for obviousness affirmed. Summary: The PTAB … Continue reading
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Federal Circuit affirmed DC claim construction finding that “100% by weight” limitation can include “residual moisture”
E.I. Du Pont De Nemours & Co. v. Unifrax I LLC Docket 2017-2575 O’MALLEY, REYNA, HUGHES April 17, 2019 Brief summary: DC finding that “platelets in an amount of 100% by weight” can include “some residual dispersant” and its denial … Continue reading