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Recent Developments and Trends in Patent Litigation and Views from the Bench
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Recent Developments and Trends in Patent Litigation and Views from the Bench
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All good presentations. Judicial panel insights on claim construction and fee shifting were helpful.
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Session 1: Fee Shifting – Will The Exception Become The Rule? - A discussion about what makes a case “exceptional” under 35 U.S.C. § 285 after Octane Fitness, including an analysis of developing trends, pitfalls and exceptions.
Session 2: Trends in Injunctive Relief - The availability of injunctive relief changed a decade ago with the Supreme Court's ruling in eBay. Explore recent developments in the application of the four-part test for injunctive relief, and the insights they provide to litigators.
Session 3: Judicial Panel - Distinguished judges discuss their experiences hearing and trying patent cases, with a focus on concurrent proceedings, stays, and IPRs.
Session 4: View from the Federal Circuit -
Session 2: Trends in Injunctive Relief - The availability of injunctive relief changed a decade ago with the Supreme Court's ruling in eBay. Explore recent developments in the application of the four-part test for injunctive relief, and the insights they provide to litigators.
Session 3: Judicial Panel - Distinguished judges discuss their experiences hearing and trying patent cases, with a focus on concurrent proceedings, stays, and IPRs.
Session 4: View from the Federal Circuit -
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Fee Shifting – Will The Exception Become The Rule? (Mar 2016)
Gregory L. Hillyer
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Session 1
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Fee Shifting – Will The Exception Become The Rule? (Mar 2016)
A discussion about what makes a case “exceptional” under 35 U.S.C. § 285 after Octane Fitness, including an analysis of developing trends, pitfalls and exceptions.
Originally presented: Mar 2016 Advanced Patent Law Institute
Gregory L. Hillyer,
Feldman Gale - Washington, DC
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Trends in Injunctive Relief (Mar 2016)
John Bruce Campbell Jr.
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Trends in Injunctive Relief (Mar 2016)
The availability of injunctive relief changed a decade ago with the Supreme Court's ruling in eBay. Explore recent developments in the application of the four-part test for injunctive relief, and the insights they provide to litigators.
Originally presented: Mar 2016 Advanced Patent Law Institute
John Bruce Campbell Jr.,
McKool Smith - Austin, TX
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Judicial Panel (Mar 2016)
Hon. Paul R. Michel, Hon. Ron Clark, Hon. T S. Ellis III, Hon. James F. Holderman
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Judicial Panel (Mar 2016)
Distinguished judges discuss their experiences hearing and trying patent cases, with a focus on concurrent proceedings, stays, and IPRs.
Originally presented: Mar 2016 Advanced Patent Law Institute
Hon. Paul R. Michel,
Chief Judge, Retired, United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit - Washington, DC
Hon. Ron Clark,
Chief Judge, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Texas - Beaumont, TX
Hon. T S. Ellis III,
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Virginia - Alexandria, VA
Hon. James F. Holderman,
JAMS - Chicago, IL
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View from the Federal Circuit (Mar 2016)
Hon. Sharon Prost
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Session 4
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View from the Federal Circuit (Mar 2016)
Originally presented: Mar 2016 Advanced Patent Law Institute
Hon. Sharon Prost,
Chief Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit - Washington, DC