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Federal Circuit Patent Watch

A collection of our biweekly summaries of and links to recent precedential opinions by the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

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Federal Circuit Patent Watch: Expert’s “Word Salad” Testimony Not Sufficient to Support a Finding of Infringement under the Doctrine of Equivalents

November 5, 2024
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Federal Circuit Patent Watch: Conclusory Expert Testimony Insufficient to Support Entire Market Value Rule for One Small Component of One Portion of Large System

October 9, 2024
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Federal Circuit Patent Watch: The Party Presentation Rule: Parties Map the Course of Litigation, Not Judges

September 26, 2024
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Federal Circuit Patent Watch: An Expert Need Not Have Acquired the Requisite Skill Level Prior to the Time of the Invention

September 11, 2024
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Federal Circuit Patent Watch: Arguments Not Presented in PTAB Request for Rehearing Are Not Necessarily Forfeited on Appeal

August 28, 2024
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Federal Circuit Patent Watch: Ordering In-Person Appearance to Testify Regarding Potential Fraud on the Court is within Court’s Inherent Authority

July 29, 2024
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Federal Circuit Patent Watch: Federal Circuit Affirms Preliminary Injunction Related to Tumor-Informed Testing

July 16, 2024
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Federal Circuit Patent Watch: Allegations of induced infringement can be based on skinny label in combination with public statements and marketing materials 

July 3, 2024
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Federal Circuit Overrules Rosen-Durling Test for Design Patent Obviousness as “Improperly Rigid”

June 4, 2024
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