Benjamin Ediger, Ph.D.
Things May Be Bigger in Texas, but Not Necessarily More Convenient
By Benjamin Ediger, Ph.D. on Feb 16, 2023
Posted In Patents
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit granted a mandamus petition after analyzing the Fifth Circuit’s public and private interest factors for transfer motions and ordered the US District Court for the Western District of Texas to transfer a case to the petitioner’s venue. In re Google LLC, Case No. 23-101 (Fed. Cir....
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Challenging Inventorship on Summary Judgment? Put a Cap on It
By Benjamin Ediger, Ph.D. on Jan 5, 2023
Posted In Patents
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, citing a dispute as to material facts, held that a factfinder could reasonably conclude that an alleged joint inventor failed to sufficiently contribute to inventing the claimed technologies and thus reversed a district court order granting summary judgment of invalidity based on failure to join an...
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