Patentee Losing Claim Construction Does Not Make Infringement Case ‘Exceptional’

iLOR, LLC v Google, Inc., Nos 2010-1117, -1172, 2011 US App. LEXIS 516, US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, 11 January 2011 Abstract The Federal Circuit overturns an award of attorneys’ fees under 35 USC § 285 where a patentee’s claim construction position, although not ultimately adopted by the Court, is not objectively […]

In The Press:Judge Rules K-C Absorbent Fiber Patents Invalid

Click here to download the article. Law360, New York (March 2, 2011) — A federal judge in Pennsylvania on Tuesday handed a victory to First Quality Baby Products LLC and its affiliates, ruling that two Kimberly-Clark Worldwide Inc. patents for absorbent materials were invalid for indefiniteness. Judge William W. Caldwell granted First Quality’s motion for […]