This week in Other Barks & Bites: the Federal Circuit reversed a District of Delaware ruling after finding that the court’s sua sponte Section 101 invalidation of patent claims violated the statutory presumption of validity under Section 282; California joins Tennessee and Illinois in enacting state bills providing remedies against unauthorized digital replicas of individuals; an Eastern District of New York magistrate judge recommends granting Gilead Sciences’ contempt motion against an individual defendant in an HIV counterfeit drug case.
Recent Posts
- Lutnick Tells Inventors, ‘You Have a Friend’ at Commerce
- Other Barks & Bites for Friday, May 9: USPTO Responds to GAO Report; Stewart Welcomes National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductees; CAFC Defines ‘Ground’ for IPR Estoppel Statute
- PTAB Designates as Informative Stewart Decision on Discretion to Institute in Context of Parallel District Court Litigation
- Judge Hughes Again Calls Out CAFC’s Overly Rigid Article III Analysis for Pharmaceutical Cases
- Coke Stewart’s Recent Show Cause Order Offers Hope for Addressing Serial Patent Challenges