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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: We have been keeping a close eye on the patent suit filed by Canopy Growth against GW Pharma in the Western District of Texas’s Waco Division, a venue that has attained recent fame for its speed to trial in patent litigation. In its complaint, Canopy has alleged infringement of a patent directed to cannabinoid extraction technology, accusing activities related to GW Pharma’s FDA-approved epilepsy drug, EPIDIOLEX®. In a more recent development, GW Pharma has moved to dismiss Canopy’s suit, asserting that the company lacks the ...

Since the Federal Circuit's November 2020 Mandamus decision in  In re Apple, Inc., motions to transfer filed in the Waco Division are a hot topic. For 1Q 2021, we reviewed the transfer-related orders and procedures for Judge Albright. Here are our observations. For 1Q 2021, the Federal Circuit weighed in twice: once in  In re Intel Corporation allowing Judge Albright's re-transfer back to Waco (from Austin) to stand; and once in  In re SK hynix Inc. staying the district court schedule until Judge Albright ruled on the motion to transfer. Judge Albright issued 13 transfer orders. Of tho...

Intel Ordered to Pay $2.18 Billion in Chip Patent Case TheStreet 3/2/2021 © TheStreet Intel Ordered to Pay $2.18 Billion in Chip Patent Case A federal judge in Texas ordered Intel to pay $2.18 billion after a jury found the company had infringed patents related to chip-making. Popular Searches Shares of the Santa Clara, Calif. company at last check were down 1.7% to $61.82. The judge in the case ruled that Intel had infringed two patents owned by closely held VLSI Technology, Bloomberg reported. The jury decided $1.5 billion for infringement of one patent and $675 million for infringeme...

February 9, 2021 at 4:06 PM Shares0 Nothing says 2021 patent litigation like a good venue dispute. As I have pointed out on these pages numerous times, including in a December column on the Google/Sonos patent wars, “venue is a critical component of patent litigation, from pre-suit seeking of litigation funding to post-filing motion practice.” For good reason, as a patent owner’s likelihood of success — either from settlement or in terms of getting to trial — can differ dramatically depending on where the case is heard. From scheduling to summary judgment odds to likelihood of trans...

comments Texas attorney Paul Davis, who was fired earlier this month after posting several Instagram videos of himself on the front lines at the Jan. 6 Capitol riots, filed an impressively grandiose lawsuit in federal court on Monday, requesting that Congress disappear entirely and that nearly everyone who holds high office in the United States, along with Mark Zuckerberg, be barred from ever seeking election or voting again. He also asked the court to tell the Justice Department and FBI not to arrest him. The complaint, filed in the Waco Division of the Western District of Texas by ...