From Judge Markey's Promise to Rule 36: We Do Not Just Render One-Worded DecisionsThe Supreme Court has an opportunity to address the Federal Circuit's use of no-opinion affirmances in patent appeals.
ParkerVision is Latest to Petition SCOTUS for Review of CAFC's 'Heavy Reliance' on Rule 36The CAFC's frequent Rule 36 affirmances raise legal questions regarding the requirement for reasoned opinions under 35 U.S.C. § 144.
From Judge Markey's Promise to Rule 36: We Do Not Just Render One-Worded DecisionsThe Supreme Court has an opportunity to address the Federal Circuit's use of no-opinion affirmances in patent appeals.
ParkerVision is Latest to Petition SCOTUS for Review of CAFC's 'Heavy Reliance' on Rule 36The CAFC's frequent Rule 36 affirmances raise legal questions regarding the requirement for reasoned opinions under 35 U.S.C. § 144.
Different Evidentiary Burdens in IPR Proceedings and District Court Means No Collateral Estoppel Effect on Related Patent ClaimsThe Federal Circuit overturned the district court's decision, favoring ParkerVision in key issues related to patent infringement and expert testimony.