On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court denied petitions for writ of certiorari in several appeals involving intellectual property claims. These denials included yet another Section 101 case seeking clarity on the court’s two-step eligibility test and a suit seeking vacatur of a stipulated settlement for trademark infringement involving a fraudulently procured mark. The Supreme Court also granted a motion by patent owner Cellspin Soft allowing it to file its petition for writ with a supplemental appendix under seal.
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