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Judge Koh Cuts Apple’s Award Nearly in Half
Despite agreeing with Apple that a court is required “to give great deference to jury awards, and to uphold them where they are supportable by evidence in the record” Judge Koh found that the jury...
“The Black Box is Never Described”: CLS Tries to Teach the Federal Circuit the Difference Between Methods Claims and Systems Claims, and about Abstract Ideas
For those who are interested, a reader has shared a transcript of the oral arguments in CLS Bank v. Alice en banc at the Federal Circuit. As we have written, a lot is at stake in this case as it tak...
When A Billion Dollars Is Not Enough: Apple’s Persistence in Enjoining its Competitors
On Tuesday February 12, Apple’s “normal” appellate brief appeared on the Federal Circuit’s docket (I say “normal” because Apple took the unconventional step of originally asking for an imm...
Summarizing the Briefs and Arguments in CLS Bank v. Alice
Tomorrow, the Federal Circuit will hear oral arguments in CLS Bank v. Alice Corp. In an earlier post we gave an introduction to the case and explained how potentially important it might be. At sta...
Previewing CLS Bank v. Alice
Tomorrow, February 8, the full Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (“Federal Circuit”), who receives nearly all patent appeals, will hear oral arguments in CLS Bank v. Alice Corp. This cas...