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Having heard oral argument at a hearing held on Monday, November 21st, the Patent Trial and Appeal Board on December 14th entered its decision on motions in Interference No 106,132...

In University of Strathclyde v. Clear-Vu Lighting LLC, the Federal Circuit reversed the USPTO PTAB decision finding certain method claims obvious, because the evidence did not support the PTAB’s finding.

The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a decision of the U.S. Patent Trial and Appeal Board (“Board”), finding a patent on a method of disinfection obvious. The reversal was...

In Univ. of Strathclyde v. Clear-Vu Lighting LLC, the Federal Circuit grappled with the issue of whether claims directed to methods and systems for inactivating bacteria using blue...

In Univ. of Strathclyde v. Clear-Vu Lighting LLC, the Federal Circuit grappled with the issue of whether claims directed to methods and systems for inactivating bacteria using blue light were obvious in view of teaching the claimed elements but lacked indication of success.

The University of Strathclyde recently found relief at the Federal Circuit when a unanimous panel reversed the PTAB's final determination that their method patent for photoinactivating MRSA bacteria was obvious. University of Strathclyde v. Clear-Vu Lighting LLC

Clear-Vu Lighting Sucessfully Invalidates Visible Light Disinfection Patent and Concludes Litigation with Kenall Manufacturing Share Article Clear-Vu Lighting successfully invalidated a key patent pertaining to visible light disinfection technology, which led to a legal settlement with Kenall Manufacturing, and empowered a go-forward right to incorporate this technology in future products. CENTRAL ISLEP, N.Y. (PRWEB) December 10, 2...