United States Federal Circuit
Digital-Vending Services Int'l, LLC v. The University of Phoenix, Inc., 2011-1216
In a patent infringement action against a for-profit university concerning patents directed to regulating access to content that is delivered through a computer network, the district court's grant of summary judgment to the defendant is: 1) vacated as to certain claims of one patent, where there was an incorrect claim construction of "registration server"; 2) remanded to allow the district court to consider the defendant's alternative non-infringement argument as to that patent; and 3) affirmed with respect to all other claims, where the district court's construction of "registration server" was harmless error with respect to those claims.
Appellate Information
- Decided 03/07/2012
- Published 03/07/2012
Judges
- Rader
Court
- United States Federal Circuit
Counsel
- For Appellant:
- Andrew G. DiNovo, Winstol D. Carter, Jr.