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United States Federal Circuit - April 2001 Opinion Summaries

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TELEMAC CELLULAR CORP. v. TOPP TELECOM, INC.

United States Federal Circuit
Communications Law, Intellectual Property, Patent
Where nothing in the written description suggests that the patentee intended the unambiguous language to be construed in a manner inconsistent with...
04/25/2001 99-1562

BRISTOL-MEYERS SQUIBB CO. v. BEN VENUE LABORATIIES, INC.

United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, Patent
While plaintiff's inventors may have achieved success where defendant failed, one cannot obtain a valid patent on a known use of a known process that...
04/20/2001 00-1304

METRONIC, INC. v. ADVANCED CARDIOVASCULAR SYS., INC.

United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, Patent
The district court correctly construed the means-plus-function limitation under 35 USC 112(6) where there is no clear link or association between...
04/20/2001 00-1205. 00-1214

BLANK v. DEPT. OF THE ARMY

United States Federal Circuit
Constitutional Law, Labor & Employment Law
Ex-parte investigatory interviews made prior to an Army employee's termination are not communications that violate the Due Process Clause under the...
04/19/2001 00-3255

AQUA MARINE SUPPLY v. AIM MACHINING, INC.

United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, Patent
The parties' settlement agreement "to settle all the claims now pending between them" moots any claim challenging the district court's decision...
04/19/2001 00-1409

PROGRAM & CONSTR. MGMT. GROUP, INC. v. DAVIS

United States Federal Circuit
Government Contracts
Where government contract provisions would make little sense and serve no reasonable purpose unless the cafeteria and kitchen in the government...
04/19/2001 00-1312

GEN. ELEC. CO. - MED. SYS. GROUP v. US

United States Federal Circuit
Antitrust & Trade Regulation, International Trade
Multiformat cameras used with computerized tomography x-ray scanners are properly classified under subheading 9022.90.60 of the Harmonized Tariff...
04/19/2001 00-1263

ELECTRO SCIENTIFIC INDUS. v. GENERAL SCANNING INC.

United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, Patent
Defendant's failure to show that its customers used the product for noninfrining uses does not support its claim for judgment as a matter of law on...
04/18/2001 99-1523, 99-1535, 00-1141, 00-1142

THOMSON CONSUMER ELECTORNICS v. US

United States Federal Circuit
Antitrust & Trade Regulation, Tax Law
The United States Customs Service lacks authority to render a decision regarding the constitutionality of Harbor Maintenance Taxes ("HMT") as applied...
04/18/2001 00-1091

IN RE: HARUNA

United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, Patent
Appellant's claimed patent design application for transparent region of pre-recorded optical disks differs from the existing patent design where the...
04/18/2001 00-1283

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