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Dennis Crouch - Patently-O
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Revisiting a classic from our archives: how claim language limits patent scope. In Indacon v. Facebook, the Federal Circuit examined whether "custom links" in a database patent were as broad as the inventor hoped. A great reminder of why precision in claim drafting matters.
Dennis Crouch - Patently-O
Dennis Crouch - Patently-O
THROWBACK: The Supreme Court unanimously sided with patentees in Halo v. Pulse, rejecting rigid limits on enhanced damages. A landmark decision worth revisiting - read Dennis Crouch's analysis on Patently-O.
Hafeman v. Google: The Federal Circuit finds a breached Sotera stipulation unreviewable under Section 314(d). A troubling one-sided trap in patent law. Read the latest analysis on Patently-O.
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Revisiting a classic from Patently-O: The Federal Circuit's DuPont analysis in FocusVision v. Information Builders. When does FOCUSVISION infringe on FOCUS marks? A must-read on trademark similarity and registration refusals.
