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Federal Circuit Affirms Order Compelling Arbitration and Dismissing Declaratory Judgment Action
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Held: Technology license agreement requiring arbitration conducted under California Code of Civil Procedure (CCCP) delegates the question of arbitrability to arbitrator
Federal Circuit Asks TTAB to Examine All Uses of Surname When Evaluating Fraud Claim
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Held: Significant use of trademark by anyone may undercut a claim of substantially exclusive use necessary to show acquired distinctiveness
Settlement Removes Standing to Appeal PTAB Decisions
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The Federal Circuit dismisses appeals from PTAB decisions following a voluntary settlement, without vacating the decisions
Location Where Hatch-Waxman Notice Letter Received Does Not Establish Venue
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The Federal Circuit addresses pleading requirements in Hatch-Waxman actions concerning venue and identification of defendants
Federal Circuit Reverses Obviousness Determination
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The Federal Circuit reverses PTAB finding that claims directed to MRSA inactivation were obvious
Post-Grant Oppositions in Japan
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DBJG Partner Eric Kirsch to moderate seminar presented by the Shiga International Patent Office
Federal Circuit Affirms Order Compelling Arbitration and Dismissing Declaratory Judgment Action
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Held: Technology license agreement requiring arbitration conducted under California Code of Civil Procedure (CCCP) delegates the question of arbitrability to arbitrator
Federal Circuit Asks TTAB to Examine All Uses of Surname When Evaluating Fraud Claim
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Held: Significant use of trademark by anyone may undercut a claim of substantially exclusive use necessary to show acquired distinctiveness
Settlement Removes Standing to Appeal PTAB Decisions
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The Federal Circuit dismisses appeals from PTAB decisions following a voluntary settlement, without vacating the decisions
Location Where Hatch-Waxman Notice Letter Received Does Not Establish Venue
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The Federal Circuit addresses pleading requirements in Hatch-Waxman actions concerning venue and identification of defendants
Federal Circuit Reverses Obviousness Determination
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The Federal Circuit reverses PTAB finding that claims directed to MRSA inactivation were obvious
Post-Grant Oppositions in Japan
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DBJG Partner Eric Kirsch to moderate seminar presented by the Shiga International Patent Office