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The Supreme Court held that an internet service provider is not contributorily liable for copyright infringement based on knowledge alone, absent inducement or a service tailored to infringement.
The Federal Circuit reversed denial of a new trial after Phillips advanced an improper, prejudicial actual-testing theory at trial, but affirmed the patent claim construction.
The Federal Circuit vacated summary judgment of noninfringement and remanded, holding the district court abused its discretion in striking expert opinions and erred in claim construction.
The Federal Circuit held claims 14 and 15 of the ’180 patent invalid for lack of written description, reversing the district court and entering judgment for LG.
The Ninth Circuit reversed dismissal of CREXi’s antitrust counterclaims, holding it plausibly alleged CoStar’s monopoly power, de facto exclusive dealing, and technological barriers.
The Federal Circuit vacated and remanded a PTAB decision after finding the Board failed to adequately address record evidence on whether Sample C of Xirallic® was prior art.
The Supreme Court held that Lanham Act disgorgement covers only the named defendant’s own profits, not profits of non-party affiliates absent veil piercing.
The Federal Circuit held that the PTAB erred in construing “comprising tungsten” too broadly, but the error was harmless and the obviousness ruling was affirmed.
The Federal Circuit dismissed PTOT’s appeal from an IPR decision, holding PTOT lacked Article III standing because its claimed future infringement injuries were too speculative.
The Supreme Court held that the Lanham Act’s names clause, 15 U.S.C. §1052(c), does not violate the First Amendment when it bars registration of a mark using another living person’s name without consent.
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