Note: Because of an error in the docket, a previous version of this story said that Judge Friedman partially granted Juniper’s summary judgment motion with respect to inventorship and enforceability in March 2010. The judge denied that motion. We regret the error.
In February, after nearly five years of litigation, Dubai’s Court of Cassation—its highest court—dismissed patent claims that a Saudi citizen originally filed against a subsidiary of Juniper Networks, Inc. The plaintiff’s choice of venue was a bit baffling, considering that he brought his claims under a patent issued by the Patent and Trademark Office.
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