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ARTICLE · 05 JULY 2011

IP Update, Vol. 14, No. 6, June 2011 - Part 1

Delivering what is likely the final blow to its battle against a $240 million infringement judgment, the Supreme Court of the United States unanimously rejected Microsoft’s plea to modify the clear and convincing evidence standard of proof required to invalidate a patent.

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Edited by Paul Devinsky and Rita Weeks

Patents

  • Supreme Court Affirms Clear and Convincing Standard of Patent Invalidity Proof
  • Actual Knowledge an Element of § 271(B) Inducement, but Willful Blindness Will Suffice
  • Even Under Bayh-Dole, Employee Inventor Has First Dibs
  • Federal Circuit Ratchets Up Materiality Requirement for Inequitable Conduct
  • Rambus Encore: Duty to Preserve Documents for Litigation Clarified
  • Analogous Art Must Address the Entire Problem Solved by the Patent
  • For Infringement Purposes, Preamble Can Define a Limiting Environment Rather than a Claim Limitation
  • Vendor's Economic Injury Is Insufficient to Establish DJ Jurisdiction, but Implicit Claim of Contributory Infringement Is Enough

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