Federal Circuit Court of Appeals News

Daiichi Pharm. Co. v. Apotex, Inc ., Case No. 06-1564 . It only takes 30 seconds and as well as great content you get articles more relevant to you and other advanced features like an optional personalised ... via Mondaq.Com

The supplemental judgment awarded ICOS Vision Systems Corporation N.V. $3.4 million in fees and costs in a patent infringement suit initiated by Scanner Technologies in July of 2000. via PR-inside.com

“PILT was enacted to ensure that the total amount of federal funds received by counties that contain federal lands is at least equal to a specified minimum amount per acre”

Greenlee County, where federal land comprises 77percent of its territory, is asking the U.S. Supreme Court for help collecting $2 billion from the feds. via The Business Journal of Phoenix

Two attorneys have joined Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough's growing intellectual property practice in Greenville. via GreenvilleOnline.com

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit overturned a jury verdict of vicarious liability based on inducement because the plaintiff failed to meet its underlying burden to prove direct infringement. via Mondaq.Com

And Claude Barfield and John Calfee weigh in via the Wall Street Journal Online . via The Technology Liberation Front

PRX / BMY In the early 1990s, Bristol-Myers Squibb developed and patented Megace, a liquid pharmaceutical composition of megestrol acetate indicated for the treatment of anorexia, cachexia, or an unexplained ... via The Biotech Stock Blog

Verizon Services Corp., v. Vonage Holdings Corp ., Case Nos. 07-1240, -1251, -1274 , Michel, C. J., joins in part) . Verizon filed suit against Vonage, asserting that Vonage's system infringed three of ... via Mondaq.Com

Mitutoyo Corp. v. Central Purchasing LLC , Case Nos. 06-1312, -1343 . It only takes 30 seconds and as well as great content you get articles more relevant to you and other advanced features like an optional ... via Mondaq.Com

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“This decision will require parties licensing patented technology to carefully negotiate their agreements and address up front what happens if a licensee wishes to litigate potential infringement and the patent owner does not.”

Multimedia Games Inc. , a manufacturer of interactive gaming systems, represented by Callie A. Bjurstrom, Charles A. Bird and Peter K. Hahn of Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps LLP, convinced the Federal ... via LawFuel.com

Affinity Technology Group, Inc. today announced that The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has scheduled oral arguments on December 3, 2007 relating to the Company ' s appeals in its cases ... via Business Wire

In a rare unanimous en banc opinion issued on August 20, 2007, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit overturned its 24-year precedent by eliminating the "affirmative duty of due care," and holding that ... via Business Law Today

On Wednesday, U.S. Senator made some bold moves, which might be political controversy as she ramps up her bid for re-election. The first one was a difficult decision for her as the Republicans are enjoying a ... via BayouBuzz.com

On Tuesday, October 30, 2007 the American Bar Association's Sections of Intellectual Property Law and Litigation are holding a 60-minute teleconference titled, " Attorney Opinions and the New Law of Willfulness ... via Philip Brooks' Patent Infringement Up...

“This move represents the next logical step for Vonage in managing this litigation and continuing to move our business forward”

Vonage first reached a settlement with Sprint. According to Sprint, Vonage agreed to license the company's VoIP patent portfolio "which comprises more than 100 patents covering different methods, components and ... via BroadcastNewsroom

TOKYO & SAN JOSE., Calif.-- --Renesas Technology Corp. today announced that the company has won the patent infringement lawsuit filed by Translogic Technology, Inc. via Business Wire

Federal Circuit has a new Webpage The Federal Circuit is relocating its web page. via Suffolk Law Library Blog

Patents relating to to drive trains for hybrid electric vehicles, on appeal: The invention in question may be environmentally friendly, but was the litigation that the ensued? In any event, the U.S. Court of ... via Legal Times

“The ruling has made it substantially more difficult to prove willful infringement and will therefore cut down on lawsuits”

Patent infringement lawyer Nick Johnson of Johnson Law Group, with principal offices in Houston, Texas, believes that the new appeals court ruling redefining willful infringement has both advantages and ... via Market Wire