Tomorrow, the Federal Circuit will hear oral argument in Contour IP Holding LLC v. GoPro, Inc., Case Nos. 2022-1654, -1691, once again stepping into complex questions of patentable subject matter...
Today, the Federal Circuit will hear oral argument in Contour IP Holding LLC v. GoPro, Inc., Case Nos. 2022-1654, -1691, once again stepping into complex questions of patentable subject...
The Federal Circuit has recently provided substantial guidance on whether printed publications include documents publicly available via the internet. This article reviews four such...
A California federal judge who previously said he's "tentatively inclined" to side with GoPro in its defense against Contour IP Holding's digital camera patent claims said Wednesday that he'll "dive once more into the abyss" to decide whether the claims are unpatentable under the U.S. Supreme Court's Alice test.
A California federal judge on Monday said he was "tentatively inclined" to side with GoPro Inc. in its battle with Contour IP Holding LLC over digital camera technology, agreeing with GoPro that the underlying claims in the dispute are likely unpatentable under the U.S. Supreme Court's Alice test.
The outlines of petitioner estoppel continue to evolve as we hit the ten-year anniversary of the American Invents Act and the introduction of post-grant proceedings.
Patent owners argue that § 315e statutorily estops petitioners from maintaining in district court invalidity theories that it raised or could have raised in the IPR. Courts have not been uniform in their interpretation of ground, causing confusion and different rulings.
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