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Federal Circuit Review - January 2023 | Knobbe Martens

Inventor’s Testimony Regarding Actual Reduction to Practice Was Sufficiently Corroborated In Dionex Softron GmbH v. Agilent Technologies, Inc., Appeal No. 21-2372, the Federal Circuit. ....

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That Stings: Consent To Jurisdiction Must Be Effective At Filing To Invoke Fed. R. Civ. P. 4(k)(2) - Patent

The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, on petition for writ of mandamus, vacated the district court's transfer order and remanded the transfer to be considered under the clarified parameters. ....

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Federal Circuit Grants Writ of Mandamus in Stingray IP Solutions

Federal Circuit in In re Stingray IP Solutions, LLC, granted a writ of mandamus, vacating a decision of the Eastern District Court of Texas which had transferred a patent infringement suit filed against foreign defendants to the Central District of California. ....

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Federal Circuit Says Unilateral Post-Suit Consent to Jurisdiction Not Enough

Federal Circuit in In re Stingray IP Solutions granted writ of mandamus vacating decision of Eastern District Court of Texas to transfer patent infringement suit against foreign defendants to Central District of California based on post-suit consent to jurisdiction there. ....

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