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Analysis of patent litigation, PTAB practice, prosecution and pharma IP, written on the data behind LexDana.

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Federal Circuit

A Known Technique for Showing a Motivation to Combine References

Written by : Justin J. Gillett & Eric Wittgrove INTEL CORP. V. PACT XPP SCHWEIZ AG Before Newman, Prost , and Hughes. Appeal from the Patent Trial and Appeal Board. Summary: Under the “known-techniques” rationale, a motivation to combine two…

March 20, 2023·Federal Circuit·1 min read
Patent Prosecution

Simplicity is not a bar to patentability!

There is a cloud of complexity around the term ‘patents’. Patents, as is known, are granted over inventions. But a very common misunderstanding about patents is that they are granted for those inventions which are highly technical or complex in…

July 6, 2011·Patent Prosecution·2 min read
Data: FDA Orange & Purple Books · prosecution & litigation metadata · read-only.