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Court accepted plain and ordinary meaning of disputed patent terms where extrinsic evidence showed that the term constituted a term of art showing that the claimed invention had a release profile different from immediate release or other prior art.
Infringement Action Is Transferred to California, Where Suit Could Have Been Brought
Falsity of Claims Is Pleaded; Statements About Completeness Deemed 'Puffery'
The court granted portions of the parties' cross-motions on summary judgment in this patent infringement matter, but it denied the parties' motions to limit expert testimony.
Parties entering acquisition negotiations lacked shared legal interest in acquisition target's ongoing litigation to invoke common interest privilege in the underlying litigation.
The court relied on extrinsic evidence to construe a term relating to a fermentation process in this pharmaceutical patent case.
Claim 1 of Patent Found Directed at Abstract Idea, Fails Machine or Transformation Test
Rap artist's claims that Facebook wrongfully refused to remove negative Facebook posts involved matters of public interest (Richman, Acting P.J.)
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