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  • April 02, 2025

    5 Fed. Circ. Clashes To Watch This Month

    The Federal Circuit will hear arguments this month in patent cases involving Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine and a blockbuster Johnson & Johnson schizophrenia drug, and the court will itself be the subject of a case at another appeals court as Judge Pauline Newman seeks to end her suspension.

  • April 02, 2025

    Samsung Gets PTAB To Eye Wireless Patent Despite Trial

    Samsung has persuaded the majority of a patent board panel to investigate the validity of a wireless tech patent issued to Airgo Networks co-founder Greg Raleigh, even though Raleigh's company is scheduled to assert the patent at trial in federal court in Marshall, Texas, about six months before the board will reach its decision.

  • April 02, 2025

    Bigelow VP Didn't Want Name In Emails About 'USA' Label

    A former R.C. Bigelow vice president testified Wednesday in a trial over the labeling of its products as "manufactured in the USA," agreeing that he once told a Bigelow executive he wished his name wasn't connected to the label, which a California federal judge has found to be false.

  • April 02, 2025

    Yom Kippur Claim Can't Ax $4M Med Mal Award, Panel Says

    The Pennsylvania Superior Court refused Wednesday to overturn a $4 million trial judgment against an osteopathic physician over a patient's heart attack, saying the doctor waited "until the eleventh hour" to request a Yom Kippur trial continuance that was denied.

  • April 02, 2025

    Dish Says No Grounds For Cell Tower Co. To Toss Jury Verdict

    Dish Wireless has urged the Colorado Court of Appeals to uphold a jury's verdict finding it didn't breach a cell tower lease deal by failing to pay millions in extra rent, arguing the cell tower company can't show its reading of the lease is the only reasonable one.

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