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  • Judge Joseph J. Farnan, Jr.: There Are Limits to Discovery
  • Judge Sue L. Robinson: A Party Cannot Use Confidential Information as "both a shield and a sword"
  • Sue L. Robinson: Unclear Record Precludes Anticipation, Obviousness Findings
  • New District of Delaware Intellectual Property Case Filings
  • Sue L. Robinson: "Small, Regional" Defendants Win Transfer to D. Ariz.
  • Six New Jersey District Judges Designated to Sit in Delaware
  • Sue L. Robinson: Noerr-Pennington Immunity Applies to Suits Brought on "Weak" Patents
  • Motion to Transfer Denied: Inconvenience Will Not Take Precedence over Delaware Corporation's Choice of Forum
  • Judge Sleet Reports on the District of Delaware "State of the Court"
  • Third Circuit Chief Judge Designates E.D. Pa. Judges to Preside in Delaware
  • New District of Delaware Intellectual Property Filings
  • District of Delaware and Federal Bar Association Annual Luncheon
  • Joseph J. Farnan: Untimely Terminal Disclaimer Still Admissible
  • New District of Delaware Intellectual Property Filings
  • Markman Decision from Judge Farnan
  • Two Recent District of Delaware Jury Verdicts - Is Delaware a "Plaintiff-friendly" forum?
  • Joseph J. Farnan: Terminal Disclaimer Cannot Stave Off Invalidity Finding
  • New District of Delaware Intellectual Property Filings
  • Guest post - Magistrate Judge Stark Speaks to Delaware State Bar Association Intellectual Property Section
  • Gregory M. Sleet: Bifurcation and Litigation Inefficiencies
  • Delaware or Texas? The First-Filed Rule Sends Case to the Lone Star State
  • New District of Delaware Intellectual Property Case Filings
  • Gregory M. Sleet: Jury Must Decide Composition of Design Around
  • New District of Delaware Intellectual Property Filings
  • Judge Sleet on Civil Contempt
  • New District of Delaware Intellectual Property Case Filings
  • D. Del. Judges Discuss Patent Litigation Pet Peeves
  • Joseph J. Farnan: Earlier D. Del. Litigation Cannot Defeat First-Filed Rule
  • Joseph J. Farnan: Subpoena Dispute Leads to Ethics Hearing
  • Motion to Dismiss Foreign Corporation Denied by District of Delaware
  • New District Court of Delaware Intellectual Property Case Filings
  • No Disqualification for Firm that Assisted Patentholder and Accused Infringer
  • "Reasonable apprehension of suit" test inconsistent with Federal Circuit Precedent
  • Federal Circuit Affirms D. Del. Chief Judge
  • D. Del. Magistrate Finds Prima Facie Case for Jurisdictional Discovery
  • Different parties, different patents — transfer justified?
  • New District Court of Delaware Intellectual Property Case Filings
  • Goodbye to Chad Stover
  • District Court of Delaware Grants Business Objects America its Attorneys' Fees and Expenses in Defending a Patent Suit
  • Pleading Inequitable Conduct in the District of Delaware
  • New District of Delaware Intellectual Property Case Filings
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Earlier Licenses Do Not Negate Exclusive Licensee's Standing
  • U.S. Supreme Court Denies Cert in PharmaStem/ViaCell Dispute
  • Reexam Statistics
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Licensor's Ephemeral Retention of Right to Sue Defeats Licensee's Standing
  • Attorney Argument to PTO May Constitute Inequitable Conduct
  • D. Del. in 2007: Twenty Percent IP Caseload
  • Nationwide Internet-Marketing Campaign Confers Personal Jurisdiction in Delaware
  • Delaware Judge Interprets KSR in Obviousness Decision
  • Scheduling with Magistrate Stark
  • Magistrate Thynge Reappointed
  • CLE Entitled "Federal Practice in the District of Delaware: Openings, Closings and Case Themes" to be held March 18th
  • A Quiet February…
  • U.S. Attorney Colm Connolly Nominated for Vacant Judicial Position
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • D. Del. One of Least Reversed Districts Nationwide
  • New District of Delaware Filings 2008
  • Holding Company Subject to Personal Jurisdiction Based on Subsidiary's Conduct
  • Decision Clears Way for Four New Stent Cases to Go Forward
  • Court Finds Patent Claim Invalid For Lack Of An Adequate Written Description
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Court Maintains DJ Jurisdiction Over Amazon's Counterclaim in Dispute over i-names and Address Book Information
  • New Standing Order Regarding Vacant Judgeship Cases
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Delaware Judge Examines, Then Defers, Separate Patentability Argument
  • Objective Recklessness: Failure to Obtain Advice of Counsel is Relevant to Willfulness Inquiry
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Summary Judgment Granted in Beverage Can Case
  • Delaware District Judge Dismisses "Hunting License" Infringement Suit
  • Long Scheduled Trial Date Precludes Delay in Expert Discovery
  • Judge Robinson Sanctions Violation of Model Rule 4.2
  • D. Del. Deposition Practice: Let the Witness Answer
  • "Extended Release Formulation" and other terms defined in ANDA case
  • District of Delaware New Case Filings
  • Does MedImmune "Abrogate" Federal Circuit Cases Regarding Covenant not to Sue?
  • Admitting Evidence of Commercial Success After KSR
  • Magistrate Judge Thynge Rules on Summary Judgment Motions in Dispute Over Liquid Crystal Display Technology
  • Another "Case or Controversy" Decision Post- "MedImmune"
  • New Case Filings
  • Declaratory-Judgment Plaintiff Not "True" Plaintiff Under First-Filed Rule
  • Court finds PTO's findings with regard to contractual obligations not controlling
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Misrepresentations in Expert Report Lead to Exclusion of Evidence
  • New Claim Construction Opinion
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • "Claim Domination" and Double-Patenting
  • PTO May be Enjoined, But Continuations Still Alive
  • Mapping Antitrust Remedies in the District of Delaware
  • The Battle Rages On…
  • Magistrate Thynge Broadens Discovery Guidelines in Revised Form Scheduling Order
  • Disagreement Of Experts Enough To Preclude Summary Judgment In Beverage Can Patent Dispute
  • To Be Dependent, Claim Must Incorporate Process, Not Product, of Referent Claim
  • No preclusion for subsequent infringement action…
  • The Foreign Patent-Agent Privilege in the District of Delaware
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Delaware Jury's Award of $35 Million Stands After Special Verdict on Invalidity
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Transfer Warranted Where Second-Filed Court Would Otherwise "Substitute Judgment" of First-Filed Court
  • New District of Delaware and Delaware Court of Chancery Filings
  • Magistrate Judge Thynge Denies Motion for Reconsideration on Bifurcation
  • Request for Injunctive Relief in Complaint, Not Briefing, Controls "Final Judgment" Inquiry
  • Federal Circuit Decides On New Standards For Willfulness Waiver of A/C Privilege and WP Immunity
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Delaware Judge Issues First Post-Bell Atlantic Pleading Decision in Patent Context
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Delaware Judge Examines Enablement in Anticipation Context
  • Are Juries Up to the "Monumental Task" of Deciding Patent Cases?
  • First-to-File Rule Does not Require Exact Identity of the Parties
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Advice-of-Counsel Defense Not a "True" Affirmative Defense Under Rule 8(c)
  • Reform Debate Extends to Claim Construction
  • Chief Judge Sleet Decides The Proper Scope Of Issues Before The Court On An Interference Appeal
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • New District of Delaware Cases
  • New Local Rules (Civil) Effective June 30, 2007
  • Gavel Passed To Judge Sleet At Annual Delaware FBA Meeting
  • CAFC Affirms Summary Judgment Decision in D. Del. Business-Intelligence Software Case
  • Baxter Loses Bid To Have Patent Declared Invalid for Indefiniteness
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • MDL Panel Transfers 15 Patent Cases to District of Delaware
  • When it comes to potential conflicts…Disclose! Disclose! Disclose!
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Patent-Related Claims Must Proceed with Arbitration of Commercial Claim
  • Delaware Court Finds No Retroactive Effect for KSR Decision
  • Chief Judge Robinson Renders Two Patents Unenforceable Based On Inequitable Conduct
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Claim Construction Issued in Beverage Can Case
  • O is for Obvious… The Federal Circuit Affirms the D. Del. Under the New(?) KSR Obviousness Standard
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Apotex Gets (Super) Sacked By Covenant Not To Sue
  • Delaware Judges Hold Forum on Federal Litigation in D. Del.
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Can Tort of Infringement Learn from Its Common Law Predecessors?
  • Reminder: CLE Entitled "The Role of Local Counsel" This Friday
  • Assignment Language Requires Foreign-based Inventors to Testify in DJ Action
  • Delay intimates status quo is not causing irreparable harm
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Telcordia wins jury trial
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Decision From D. Del. Affirmed By Federal Circuit
  • Obviousness in the District of Delaware in Light of the KSR Decision
  • Preemption Test Focuses on Conduct, Not Remedy
  • Link Between the Blackberry and Vonage Cases?
  • Injunctions Pending Appeal - Not Without Solid Evidence of Harm
  • Can a Privilege Log Discrepancy Effect a Waiver?
  • Update: Patent Reform Act of 2007
  • The Intersection of Subject-Matter Jurisdiction and the Hatch-Waxman Act
  • New Judge Sleet Formatting Guidelines for Briefs
  • Court Publishes Proposed Revised Local Rules For Comment
  • District of Delaware New Filings
  • "Overzealous" Use of the Term "Means" Negates Application of Section 112, Paragraph 6
  • Federal Circuit: Curing Inequitable Conduct by Misrepresentation?
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Another Post-E-bay Injunction Decision
  • Texas Hold 'Em: Incorporation and plaintiffs' choice of forum beats pending, related cases and witness convenience
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Triggering the "Three Day Rule" - Hand Delivery is "Gratuitous"?
  • Round 1: Affymetrix Wins $16.7 Million Jury Verdict in Patent Case
  • Conspiracy to Infringe - Not a Separate Cause of Action
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Clawback Motion Denied in Part, Granted in Part
  • District of Delaware New Filings
  • No Spin Zone - "Spinners" Case Tossed on Summary Judgment
  • Make Sure to Timely Disclose Those Prior Art References!
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Damages Decision Issues in Novozymes v. Genencor Litigation
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • What Constitutes "Use" Under 35 U.S.C. 271(a)?
  • Expert's Failure to Consider Claimed Invention Not a Matter of "Semantics"
  • New Procedure for Markman Briefing in Judge Sleet Cases
  • How Much is Enough? - A Well-Pled Counterclaim
  • A Vacation to Europe… Deposition Testimony of Foreign Inventor
  • Reasonable Royalty Figure Excludes Real Negotiations When Conducted For Settlement Purposes
  • Two Statements of Note…
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Magistrate Judge Thynge Refuses To Limit Damages at Summary Judgment Stage
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Magistrate Judge Reaffirms Duty to Mark Licensed Product
  • In-House Employees and Access to Attorneys' Eyes Only Information
  • First Post-eBay Injunction Decision Issues in Delaware
  • Judge Robinson Denies Transfer in Dispute Involving "Spinners"
  • A Proposed Effect of Medimmune v. Genentech on Licensee's Risk Analysis
  • Supplemental Expert Report Allowed Three Months After Close of Expert Discovery
  • Federal Circuit Refuses to Hear D. Del. Appeal
  • Chief Judge Robinson Institutes Streamlined Discovery Dispute Procedure
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Judge Sleet Denies Transfer to E.D. Michigan in Automotive Seat Technology Dispute
  • No Transfer Where You Enjoy Benefits of Being a Delaware Corporation!
  • Phillips Fee Award Revisited…Again
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Judge Farnan Institutes Motion-Day Schedule
  • New Standing Order in Light of J. Jordan's Confirmation to the Third Circuit
  • License Payments "Irrelevant" to Marking Statute Provisions
  • Judge Kent Jordan Confirmed To Third Circuit
  • New District Court Filings
  • Judge Joseph J. Farnan Grants Five-Month Stay Of Validity Trial In Hopes Of Hearing From The Supreme Court In The Interim
  • "The court will protect its process"
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Another Take On "Reasonable Apprehension of Suit"
  • Court Will Not "Rethink" Decision it Already Made
  • Save Those Invoices! Recent Taxation of Costs Opinion…
  • Federal Circuit Rejects Delaware Judge's Non-Enablement Finding
  • "Minimal Overlap" Between Infringement and Antitrust Claims Warrants Stay Pending Appeal
  • Kodak Survives Summary Judgment Motion on Obviousness
  • Wyeth Prevails in Discovery Dispute with Impax
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Attempt to "Disqualify" Prior Art at Summary Judgment Stage Denied
  • NetRatings and Coremetrics End Infringement Dispute
  • Kodak Prevails on Non-Infringement Defense
  • Amazon.com, Inc. and Cendant Corporation Stipulate to Dismissal
  • Judge Kent Jordan Denies "Meritless" Cross-Motions for Summary Judgment
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Transfer GRANTED!
  • Delaware Judge Refuses to Construe Disputed Terms of "Academic Interest"
  • Philips Awarded Fees and Costs on Second Try
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Delaware Judge Rejects "Champertous" Assignment Argument
  • Reference Posted To FTP Site Found To Be 102(b) "Publication"
  • Transfer Denied Even Where Similar Litigation Pending in Another District
  • Is 2007 the Year for Patent Reform?
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • This Just In…Jury Finds Fairchild Semiconductor Int'l Inc. Willfully Infringed Power Integrations, Inc.'s Patents
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Alza and Impax Stipulate to Dismissal
  • Questions of Law and Fact Do Not Mix
  • "Legal Right" and Not "Practical Ability" Required to Compel Party to Produce 3rd Party Documents
  • Claim Construction and Summary Judgment Decision on Anthracycline Glycoside Patent
  • European Patent Dispute Between Telecom Giants Heads Back to Delaware Chancery Court
  • Sanofi-Aventis Prevails in Trademark Dispute
  • New District of Delaware Filings
  • Reasonable Apprehension of Suit Remains Even After Ameliorative Correspondence Sent
  • Senate Confirmation of Judge Kent A. Jordan Still Pending
  • Consider Your Bifurcation Options…
  • "Pilot" Patent Court Legislation Passes House
  • Trademark and Copyright Bills Readied for Presidential Approval
  • Infringement Judgment Issues in Fuel-Ethanol Patent Dispute
  • No "Reasonable Apprehension of Suit" Where Patents Issued, Statements Made By Defendant and Previous Litigation
  • Delaware District Court Judge Approved by Senate Committee
  • Advice-of-Counsel Defense Waives Communications with "All" Counsel
  • Court Finds No Inequitable Conduct
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