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can therefore block the approval of generic drugs by submitting overbroad
patent
descriptions to the FDA, effectively extending their
patents
to cover non-infringing uses. To combat this problem
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two-part test for determining whether a
case
is "exceptional" under 35 U.S.C. § 285 improperly not patentees) to recoup fees and encouraging
patent
plaintiffs to bring spurious
patent
cases
to
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and establishes a review standard for exceptional
case
findings in
patent
cases
that is squarely at odds with the highly
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prevents an inventor who has assigned a
patent
from later contesting the
patent’s
validity a defense of invalidity heard on the merits. LOWER COURT
CASE
NUMBER: 2019-2054, 2019-2081
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arguments, with attorneys for each side of a
case
given 30 minutes to make a presentation to the meet in a private conference to discuss
cases
argued earlier that week. The Justices also discuss
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a) action for the eminent domain taking of a
patent
license by the government is a suit for
patent
"infringement" under the AIA. LOWER COURT
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NUMBER: 2016-1502
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or functional features from a design
patent's
protected ornamental scope. The court also held that a design-
patent
holder is entitled to an infringer's entire profits
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