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19 hours ago

Case1Tech: Changing Claim Construction Position on Appeal

Samsung had petitioned for IPR of ST Case1Tech's always-on recording patents, arguing that the claimed "audio forensics analysis system" encompassed speech-to-text functionality disclosed in the prior art. Before the Board, Case1Tech argued that "analysis" means "calculation of noise dosage" using a specific measurement used for hearing protection. After losing at the Board, Case1Tech altered its position on appeal, arguing that audio forensics analysis merely "includes" noise dosage calculation and encompasses any "analysis that uses all captured acoustic data."
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fromPatently-O
2 months ago
Intellectual property law

Red-Lining Revelations: Edits between Patent Families Continue to be Highly Relevant to Claim Construction

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fromPatently-O
3 months ago

Quick Post on Egenera

Strategic omission of claim term interpretations led to a detrimental summary judgment outcome for Egenera in patent case against Cisco.
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fromPatently-O
3 months ago

Eye Therapies v. Slayback: Federal Circuit Abandons Standard Transition Construction

The Federal Circuit's ruling in Eye Therapies v. Slayback threatens established patent interpretation standards.
fromPatently-O
2 months ago
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Red-Lining Revelations: Edits between Patent Families Continue to be Highly Relevant to Claim Construction

fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
4 months ago

Judge Stark Dissent Calls Majority's Claim Construction Too Narrow in Tile-Leveling System Appeal

Judge Stark did not believe that Acufloor's representations during prosecution sufficed to overcome clear indications from the specification that mortar is not required to reach the very edge of the tile to meet Acufloor's asserted claims.
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fromPatently-O
4 months ago

Federal Circuit on Negative Limitations and Secondary Considerations

Federal Circuit maintains a strict approach to patent obviousness and secondary considerations.
Court underscores precise claim construction in patent cases.
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fromPatently-O
5 months ago

By all Means: When Software Functions Lack Correspnding Structure

The Federal Circuit upheld the invalidation of Fintiv's software patents due to indefinite claim terms lacking proper structural definitions.
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