This week in Other Barks & Bites: the Federal Circuit revives patent infringement claims asserted against Facebook’s News Feed; the CAFC also remanded a trio of cases to the USPTO to cure constitutional issues the court found in Arthrex; the USPTO announces new members of the PPAC and TPAC public advisory committees; the Copyright Royalty Board announces its intent to audit several companies for royalty payments under statutory licenses; Juno Therapeutics seeks enhanced damages of $1.5 billion for Kite Pharma’s willful infringement; HTC patent win in China includes damages award that greatly exceeds the statutory maximum; and the EU Court of Justice finds that a GlaxoSmithKline patent deal with generic drugmakers may have violated EU competition law.
Other Barks & Bites, Friday, January 24: Federal Circuit Remands Cases Under Arthrex and USPTO Announces New PPAC and TPAC Members
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