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En Banc: Son of THE SLANTS Appeal Brief to the Federal Circuit

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and whose contribution to crafting the constitutional argument in the first round of CAFC briefing played a huge part in getting us […] The post En Banc: Son of THE SLANTS Appeal Brief to the Federal Circuit appeared first on LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION™.

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En Banc Federal Circuit Questions Standard for Design Patent Obviousness

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On February 5, 2024, in a rare en banc hearing, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit asked tough questions on the foundations of the standard for design patent obviousness under Rosen/Durling. Changes to design patent validity law may be coming thanks to LKQ v. GM, a case that we’ve been tracking since April 2021.

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Décret relatif à l’accès direct : une avancée en demi-teinte pour les innovations pharmaceutiques

JD Supra Law

Publication du décret relatif à l’expérimentation du dispositif d’accès direct des médicaments à un financement anticipé : une avancée en demi-teinte s’agissant de l’accès au marché des innovations pharmaceutiques en France. By: Hogan Lovells

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Federal Circuit’s Sleepy Obviousness Decision and Vanda’s En Banc Rehearing Petition

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However, the patent owner has petitioned the court for en banc rehearing, arguing the panel improperly disregarded evidence of nonobviousness. The petition urges the full Federal Circuit court to take the case en banc to maintain uniformity of obviousness precedents. Responsive briefing from the generics are due on August 1.

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LKQ En Banc Argument Suggests CAFC Could Soften Test for Design Patent Obviousness

IP Watchdog

An en banc panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) today heard arguments from LKQ Corporation, the U.S. government and GM Global Technology Operations in a case that could change the test for assessing design patent obviousness.

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Federal Circuit Denies Petition for Rehearing En Banc Filed By Cellect, LLC

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The Federal Circuit denied Cellect, LLC's petition for rehearing en banc of the In re Cellect case, which held that the expiration of a patent for obviousness-type double patenting ("ODP") purposes is the expiration date after the addition of patent term adjustment ("PTA"). By: Jones Day

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Amici Speak Up in En Banc Challenge at CAFC to Rosen-Durling Framework for Design Patent Obviousness

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Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) in a rare en banc review of the court’s January, 2023, decision in LKQ Corporation v. This week, 10 amici weighed in at the U.S. GM Global Technology Operations.