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Obviousness and De Novo Review in the Federal Circuit Court - Vimarsana News

Obviousness and De Novo Review in the Federal Circuit Court

Federal Circuit affirmed Patent Trial & Appeal Board finding certain challenged claims were nonobvious after applying substantial evidence test to resolve dispute on scope and content of prior art Board resolved as purely factual. Roku v. Universal Elec.

Press Pause: De Novo Review Not Always Required for Obviousness | McDermott Will & Emery - Vimarsana News

Press Pause: De Novo Review Not Always Required for Obviousness | McDermott Will & Emery

A divided panel of the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the Patent Trial & Appeal Board’s finding that certain challenged claims were nonobvious after applying the...

When Court has the Ability to Correct a Mistake to Avoid Inequity Despite a Clear Violation of the Statue of Limitations | Weber Gallagher Simpson Stapleton Fires & Newby LLP - Vimarsana News

When Court has the Ability to Correct a Mistake to Avoid Inequity Despite a Clear Violation of the Statue of Limitations | Weber Gallagher Simpson Stapleton Fires & Newby LLP

Petitioner Gary Streeper appealed his November 8, 2019, Order which dismissed his Application for Review or Modification of a compensation award on the basis it was untimely filed. The...

Government Contracts Disputes In Focus: Claims Cases And Trends From The Second Half Of 2020 - Government, Public Sector - Vimarsana News

Government Contracts Disputes In Focus: Claims Cases And Trends From The Second Half Of 2020 - Government, Public Sector

Inc., 13 the ASBCA rejected the contractor's attempt to escape default arising from the contractor's admitted nonperformance after the government exercised its offset right. No dispute existed that the government had terminated the contract because the contractor failed to deliver the specified equipment by the contractually required delivery date. The contractor nevertheless argued unsuccessfully that the government should have excused the nonperformance of its subcontractor due to lack of payment because the government had withheld payments to the prime contractor based on problems the prim...

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