United States Federal Circuit - December 2001 Opinion Summaries
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LNP ENG'G PLASTICS, INC. v. MILLER WASTE MILLS, INC.United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, PatentOpinions of counsel obtained two years after the accused infringer has notice are sufficient to rebut an accusation of willful infringement where... |
12/21/2001 | 00-1501,00-1563 |
SANTORO v. PRINCIPIUnited States Federal Circuit
Civil ProcedureVeteran Claims applicant who mailed notice of appeal from Board of Veterans' Appeals to the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims with the wrong zip... |
12/20/2001 | 00-7177 |
INTERACTIVE PICTURES CORP. v. INFINITE PICTURES, INC.United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, PatentIn an image software patent, the term "transform calculation" is not a narrowing amendment to an original application term "image transform processor... |
12/20/2001 | 01-1029 |
CITY OF BURBANK v. USUnited States Federal Circuit
Public UtilitiesThe statutory grant of exclusive jurisdiction to the Ninth Circuit, in 16 USC 839f(e), does not carve out an exception to jurisdiction that the Court... |
12/18/2001 | 01-5004 |
ORTIZ v. PRINCIPIUnited States Federal Circuit
Government BenefitsThe "benefit of the doubt rule," under 38 USC 5107, does not apply in cases in which the Board of Veteran's Appeals has found that the preponderance... |
12/18/2001 | 01-7006 |
INTERMATIC INC. v. LAMSON & SESSIONS CO.United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, PatentProsecution history estoppel applies to a claim limitation that was narrowed in order to obtain allowance of a claim during reexamination, despite the... |
12/17/2001 | 00-1101, 00-1116 |
BOSE CORP. v. JBL, INC.United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, PatentFor purposes of the doctrine of equivalents, a claim that a device has "an ellipse" does not narrow the scope of a claim against a device with a "a... |
12/17/2001 | 01-1054 |
IN RE THRIFTY, INC.United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, TrademarkA mark consisting solely of a color is not analogous to a word mark, in that the commercial impression of a color mark varies as its medium changes. |
12/14/2001 | 01-1111 |
SMITH & NEPHEW, INC. v. ETHICON, INC.United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, PatentFailure to disclose all procedures in the claim does not automatically invalidate a patent or make undiclosed procedures part of the public domain. |
12/14/2001 | 00-1160 |
GALLAGHER v. DEP'T OF THE TREASURYUnited States Federal Circuit
Government BenefitsCustoms Inspector, who had some criminal investigation duties that were related to general border inspections, is not a "law enforcement officer"... |
12/13/2001 | 00-3108 |
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