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Making a Proper Determination of Obviousness

Patently-O

by Dennis Crouch Earlier this week, the USPTO published updated examination guidelines regarding obviousness determinations under 35 U.S.C. Overall the guidance here suggests that the office is looking to make non-obviousness a larger hurdle via increased flexibility. Reiterating the Central Role of Graham v. John Deere. John Deere Co.,

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Patent Law Primer: A Newsletter Series on Key Patent Law Topics

Patently-O

Each essay delves into legal and practical aspects of various patent law topics while weaving in stories of notable court cases and patent disputes, in an attempt to provide readers with more memorable context. Your input will help make this newsletter series a useful and engaging resource. — Dennis

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See you Soon: Three Upcoming Events

Patently-O

Feb 6 12noon EST – Debating Design Patent Obviousness – Streaming via Suffolk – Free Event ( REGISTER HERE ) : The Federal Circuit has not held an en banc rehearing in a patent case since before COVID. The first one (and only one on the docket) is the important design patent obviousness case of LKQ v.

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Around the IP Blogs

The IPKat

These were divided into three categories, i.e. top IP Judgments/Orders (Topicality/Impact), top IP Judgments/Orders (Jurisdiction/Legal Lucidity), and other IP developments. Patents In the United States, PatentlyO reported that Apotex Inc. recently issued a petition for writ of certiorari in the case of Apotex Inc. v Cephalon, Inc.,

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Snopes Co-Founder and CEO Admits to Plagiarizing Dozens of Articles

Plagiarism Today

Obviously, this scandal is a significant blow for Snopes. According to former Snopes managing editor Brooke Binkowski, he created the new identity as a means to shield himself when he covered politically heated topics. Mikkelson, for his part, has admitted to the plagiarism and has been suspended from his editorial duties at the site.

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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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