294-1. Federal Circuit Finds a 1987 NASA Article Describing “Futuristic” Technologies to Be a Non-Enabling Prior Art Reference
The Federal Circuit recently reversed a Patent Trial and Appeal Board (Board) decision,...more
293-1. Federal Circuit Upholds Finding that Unauthenticated Source Code Printout Is Inadmissible as Evidence of Infringement -
The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently affirmed two district...more
291-1. Federal Circuit Affirms PTAB’s Decision and Does Not Apply IPR Joinder Estoppel -
The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently affirmed a decision by the Patent Trial and Appeal Board finding...more
286-1. Federal Circuit Overturns PTAB’s Nonobviousness Ruling Finding the Subject Matter Claimed was Obvious in Light of the Combined Teachings of the Prior Art -
The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit...more
286-1. Federal Circuit Upholds PTAB’s Printed Publication Prior Art Analysis but Vacates Claim Invalidation Based on Unasserted Anticipation Theory -
The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently...more
284-1. The Federal Circuit Finds Standing for Appeal Based on Risk of Infringement; Vacates Board Determination that Raytheon Claims are Nonobvious -
The Federal Circuit recently vacated and remanded a Patent Trial and...more
274-1 Federal Circuit Revisits American Axle & Manufacturing; Case Remanded to Determine if One of the “Hooke’s Law” Claims is Ineligible under Other Theories of Eligibility -
The Federal Circuit recently issued a modified...more
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270-1. Federal Circuit Affirms Two PTAB Decisions Finding Illuminated Shoe Patents Obvious -
The Federal Circuit recently affirmed two decisions by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Patent Trial and Appeal Board (the...more