(L-r) Nithin Saravanapandian (Spring Valley High School), Murray McDaniel (Spring Valley High School), Omar Herrera (Richland Northeast High School), Andrea Cerda (in center, Blythewood High School), Ronnie Fowler (Blythewood High School), Kay Brown (Ridge View High School), and Anaiah Thompson (Blythewood High School). Not pictured are Jeremiah Lynch (Ridge View High School) and Laila Thompson
A few months ago, we explored ideas for defendants who wished to quickly dispense with lawsuits involving patents directed to patent ineligible subject matter like abstract ideas or laws of nature.
A distinguishing aspect of a U.S. International Trade Commission investigation under Section 337 from a district court action is the importation requirement — the accused product must have been imported, or sold for importation, into the U.S.
As I wrote last May (here), the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has begun a pilot program that will allow Administrative Law Judges (ALJs) to.
As I wrote last May, the U.S. International Trade Commission ITC has begun a pilot program that will allow Administrative Law Judges ALJs to issue interim Initial Determinations IDs on fewer than all issues in a Section 337 investigation.