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Tiffany Cunningham Confirmed by Senate as First Black Federal Circuit Judge

Tiffany Cunningham will be the first African American seated on the patent-focused Federal Circuit. Tiffany Cunningham WASHINGTON (CN) The Senate confirmed Tiffany Cunningham to a seat on the Federal Circuit court Monday, by a 63-33 vote. She will be the first Black woman to serve on the patent-focused court. Cunningham’s legal career began at the U.S. Federal Circuit in 2001 where she clerked to then-judge Timothy Dyk. Cunningham also was a Kirkland & Ellis partner from 2007 until 2014, when she then became a partner at Perkins Coie. She is a member of the Perkins Coie’s firm’s 17-member Executive Committee on Patent Litigation and has received a well-qualified rating from the American Bar Association.

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Fed Circ revives claim of army vet over secret chemical agent tests

Tests took place in 1969 (Reuters) - A U.S. Army veteran who took part in secret tests of toxic chemical agents is entitled to disability benefits going back before 2007, when he was finally allowed to discuss the tests, a federal appeals court has ruled. In a unanimous decision on Wednesday, the Federal Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals reversed a ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims that Bruce Taylor was entitled to benefits beginning in February 2007, when he made a successful claim in connection with the secret tests, but not before. Mr. Taylor kept his word and did what was required; it is time for the government to do the same, Senior Circuit Judge Evan Wallach wrote.

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This week in IP: EPO data analysed, Huawei reveals 5G fees, Becerra confirmed to cabinet

This week in IP: EPO data analysed, Huawei reveals 5G fees, Becerra confirmed to cabinet
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Top Section 101 Patent Eligibility Stories of 2020 | Holland & Knight LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Light a fire, pour yourself some glogg (21+) and find a comfy corner to read about the biggest Section 101 stories of 2020 because we re gonna have the hap-hap-happiest time since Bing Crosby tap-danced with . . . Well, you know the rest. It s going to be fun. Before we get to the list, here are a few honorable mentions: No. 3: Section 101 continues to develop for pharmaceutical and life science patents In a pair of decisions earlier this year, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit applied the two-step Alice framework to life science patents. While the

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Top Section 101 Patent Eligibility Stories Of 2020 - Intellectual Property

No. 3: Section 101 continues to develop for pharmaceutical and life science patents In a pair of decisions earlier this year, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit applied the two-step Alice framework to life science patents. While the Boehringer v. Mylan ruling felt like a straightforward decision following Vanda, the later Illumina v. Ariosa case provided significant discussion, along with a Circuit Judge Jimmie Reyna dissent. In that decision, the court ultimately held that while the claimed methods utilize the natural phenomenon discovered by the inventors, they employed a physical process step to selectively remove fragments of cell-free fetal DNA and were therefore patent

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