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[Webinar] Federal Circuit Appeals from the PTAB and ITC: Summaries of Key 2022 Decisions - February 2nd, 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EST

JD Supra Law

Topics of the featured intellectual property cases include: exclusion of expert testimony, the ITC’s ability to enforce consent orders, estoppel by IPR final written decisions, standing to challenge PTAB decisions on appeal, obviousness in light of overlapping ranges in the prior art, and settlements of IPRs before.

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[Video] Webinar | Post-Grant for Practitioners: Post-Grant Appeals

JD Supra Law

However, ongoing disputes – specifically those concerning estoppel, obviousness, and the reviewability of PTAB institution decisions – continue to be major issues in post-grant jurisprudence. The Federal Circuit has issued several rulings on these topics that will have major implications for practitioners. By: Fish & Richardson

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[Webinar] 2022 PTAB Year in Review: Analysis and Trends - February 28th, 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EST

JD Supra Law

Speakers will offer updates, case summaries, and analysis of the significant 2022 PTAB guidance, actions, and rulings.

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Seeing Clearly: Article III Standing of IPR Judicial Review

Patently-O

Article III standing remains a hot topic at all levels of federal litigation and across many different areas of law. With surgery as the only viable course of treatment, Cloudbreak Therapeutics created a topical application of multikinase inhibitors to provide a non-surgical treatment to prevent recurring tumors, which is recognized in U.S.

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Supreme Court on Patent Law for October 2022

Patently-O

Topics: Enablement / Written Description (All three are biotech / pharma): 3 Cases; Infringement (FDA Labeling): 1 Case; Anticipation (On Sale Bar): 1 Case; Double Patenting (Still the law?) Post IPR Estoppel in Apple Inc. I have subjectively ordered the cases with the most important or most likely cases toward the top. Caltech , No.

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Peloton Can’t Bind All Family Members To Its Arbitration Provision–SS v. Peloton

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

The court discusses another topic I don’t often see discussed. Peloton tries to bind the mom and son to the TOS via “equitable estoppel.” It’s a reminder that you must consider how you will introduce evidence of contract formation in addition to worrying about the contract terms and formation process.

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Yearbook Defendants Lose Two More Section 230 Rulings

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

The plaintiffs lost the Section 230 ruling in the Ancestry case, but the court says collateral estoppel doesn’t apply because the plaintiffs are appealing that ruling (?) FWIW, I raised this issue as a possible paper topic in 2008. Section 230. and the Knapke and Sessa rulings reached different results. Copyright Preemption.