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The Blurred Lines of the Indefiniteness Road Map
As lower courts begin to apply the Supreme Court’s reworded standard for indefiniteness as set forth in Nautilus, Inc. v. BioSig Instruments, Inc., they have grappled with the question of where to draw...
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Blueprint Generation Software Not Eligible for Patenting
Speeding up a blueprint generation process that can be done by hand does not make computer software eligible for patenting. So reasoned the New Hampshire district court in another of a bevy of...
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Beware the Quagmire of Personal Jurisdiction
A plaintiff in the District of New Hampshire recently found itself stuck in an unenviable and inescapable jurisdictional hole. Plaintiff Presby Patent Trust sued Infiltrator Systems, a...
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In Trademark Dispute, New Hampshire School Website Address Not Taken For Granite
New Hampshire is commonly referred to as the Granite State. In one recent trademark infringement case, however, a federal court in New Hampshire did not find a likelihood of consumer confusion between...
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Sensor Maker Cannot Shake Infringement Suit on Summary Judgment
A New Hampshire District Court recently denied defendant sensor makers’ attempt to tilt the case in their favor by denying summary judgment of invalidity and non-infringement. SignalQuest asserted...
View ArticleSummary Judgment Shot Down in Rifle Patent Lawsuit
In a recent patent case concerning hunting rifles, Judge McCafferty in the District of New Hampshire granted the defendant’s motion for summary judgment with respect to literal infringement of a patent...
View ArticleSummary Judgment Stalemate in Copyright Spat Between Former Collaborators
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (“IEEE”) is the well-known engineering standards organization often cited in patent litigations to inform issues ranging from claim...
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Joint Defendants Succeed on Motion to Stay Pending Reexam
For defendants in patent infringement cases, moving to stay the case pending the outcome of a concurrent U.S. Patent Office reexamination proceeding is a fairly common building block that has the...
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