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Patently-O
4 days ago
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Disparaging in Context: Motivation to Combine Exists Even For a Markedly Inferior Element

The Federal Circuit affirmed the PTAB's decision that Novartis's patent claims were unpatentably obvious. [ more ]
Patently-O
1 week ago
Privacy professionals

The Enduring Impact of In re Keller on Obviousness Analysis

Keller continues to be a key precedent in obviousness determinations in patent law, influencing USPTO's examiner rejections against applicants. [ more ]
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
4 weeks ago
Privacy professionals

CAFC Affirms Most of PTAB Ruling Invalidating Philips Radio Communication System Patent Claims

Philips lost its argument on prior art's absurdity in a CAFC ruling, affirming PTAB's overall obviousness determination on its radio communication patent. [ more ]
Patently-O
4 weeks ago
Privacy professionals

The Federal Circuit's Recent Written Description Ruling in Allergan v. MSN Labs: Implications for Pharmaceutical Patent Drafting and Litigation

The Federal Circuit affirmed that a feature can be non-essential based on patent documents' examination.
The written description must align with claims for sufficiency in patent requirements. [ more ]
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

CAFC Vacates PTAB for Overly Rigid Benefit Requirement in Motivation to Combine Analysis

The ruling clarifies that a motivation to combine patent references does not require demonstrable improvement or benefit. [ more ]
Patently-O
4 months ago
Web design

Federal Circuit Overrules Rosen-Durling Test for Design Patent Obviousness

Federal Circuit overrules longstanding Rosen-Durling test for design patent obviousness, adopting Graham v. John Deere Co. framework [ more ]
Patently-O
4 days ago
JavaScript

Disparaging in Context: Motivation to Combine Exists Even For a Markedly Inferior Element

The Federal Circuit affirmed the PTAB's decision that Novartis's patent claims were unpatentably obvious. [ more ]
Patently-O
1 week ago
Privacy professionals

The Enduring Impact of In re Keller on Obviousness Analysis

Keller continues to be a key precedent in obviousness determinations in patent law, influencing USPTO's examiner rejections against applicants. [ more ]
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
4 weeks ago
Privacy professionals

CAFC Affirms Most of PTAB Ruling Invalidating Philips Radio Communication System Patent Claims

Philips lost its argument on prior art's absurdity in a CAFC ruling, affirming PTAB's overall obviousness determination on its radio communication patent. [ more ]
Patently-O
4 weeks ago
Privacy professionals

The Federal Circuit's Recent Written Description Ruling in Allergan v. MSN Labs: Implications for Pharmaceutical Patent Drafting and Litigation

The Federal Circuit affirmed that a feature can be non-essential based on patent documents' examination.
The written description must align with claims for sufficiency in patent requirements. [ more ]
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

CAFC Vacates PTAB for Overly Rigid Benefit Requirement in Motivation to Combine Analysis

The ruling clarifies that a motivation to combine patent references does not require demonstrable improvement or benefit. [ more ]
Patently-O
4 months ago
Web design

Federal Circuit Overrules Rosen-Durling Test for Design Patent Obviousness

Federal Circuit overrules longstanding Rosen-Durling test for design patent obviousness, adopting Graham v. John Deere Co. framework [ more ]
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Patently-O
2 weeks ago
EU data protection

"Directed to" vs. "Reciting" vs. "Involving" an Abstract Idea

The PTAB reversed the eligibility rejection but affirmed the obviousness findings in Ex parte Annakov. [ more ]
Patently-O
7 months ago
Web design

Livestream of LKQ v. GM

The Federal Circuit is hearing oral arguments in the design patent case of LKQ Corporation v. GM Global Technology Operations LLC.
LKQ argues that the Federal Circuit's obviousness standard makes it too difficult to reject or cancel design patent claims. [ more ]
Patently-O
2 weeks ago
EU data protection

"Directed to" vs. "Reciting" vs. "Involving" an Abstract Idea

The PTAB reversed the eligibility rejection but affirmed the obviousness findings in Ex parte Annakov. [ more ]
Patently-O
7 months ago
Web design

Livestream of LKQ v. GM

The Federal Circuit is hearing oral arguments in the design patent case of LKQ Corporation v. GM Global Technology Operations LLC.
LKQ argues that the Federal Circuit's obviousness standard makes it too difficult to reject or cancel design patent claims. [ more ]
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