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Brinks Hofer Deals Tobacco Upstart Star Scientific Another Patent Defeat at Federal Circuit
Publication Date: 2011-08-26
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The Federal Circuit reversed a decision snuffing out Star's patents for a supposedly-safer tobacco curing method. But the appellate court refused to order a new trial, agreeing with Brinks Hofer's Ralph Gabric that R.J. Reynolds hadn't infringed

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