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Category Archives: PTAB
Federal Circuit Rules that PTAB Judges are Unconstitutionally Appointed
In Arthrex, Inc. v. Smith & Nephew, Inc., Appeal No. 2018-2140 (Fed. Cir., Oct. 31, 2019), a three Judge Fed. Cir. panel of Moore, Reyna and Chen took a deep dive into the appointments clause of the constitution and held … Continue reading
Phillips Standard of Claim Construction to be Used by PTAB in “AIA Proceedings”
After much deliberation, the USPTO has published a Final Rule mandating that the claim construction standard articulated by the Fed. Cir. in Phillips v. AWH Corp., 415 F.3d 1301 (Fed. Cir. 2005), and used by federal district courts, will replace … Continue reading
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Tagged AIA, BRI, Federal Circuit, Final Rule, Phillips Standard, Phillips v. AWH Corp., PTAB, USPTO, Warren Woessner
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Ex Parte Young – Expanding the Scope of an “Abstract Idea.”
On July 18th, in appeal no. 2017-007443, the PTAB reversed the Examiner’s rejection to an improved method of manipulating the huge amount of DNA sequence information or “text strings” that are provided by applying the techniques of massively parallel sequencing … Continue reading
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Tagged Berkheimer v. HP, DNA Sequencing, Ex Parte Young, Mayo/Alice, MPS, PCR, PTAB, Warren Woessner
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Ex Parte Galloway – Berkheimer Meet s. 103 Part II
In Ex parte Galloway, Appeal No. 2017-004696 (PTAB, May 24, 2018), the Board reversed the examiner’s rejections of claims to a method of diagnosing bladder cancer. The method comprised isolating cells from the urine of a subject, dispersing at least … Continue reading
