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By Katherine Allor
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If San Francisco Is Not Your Final Destination... | JD Supra

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By Katherine Allor, George Summerfield
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For more than two decades, the Federal Circuit has held that correspondence alone from a patentee to a possible infringer would not subject it to personal jurisdiction in any declaratory-judgment action the alleged infringer might file in its “home” jurisdiction.1 In Trimble, Inc. v. PerDiemCo LLC,2 the Federal Circuit seems to have changed course. In Trimble, over the course of several months, the patentee communicated with the alleged infringer at least 22 times by letter, email, and telephone.
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Ready, Fire, Aim – Picking the Correct Vehicle for Constitutional Challenges to Administrative Agency Decisions | JD Supra

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By George Summerfield, Katherine Allor
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An administrative agency lacks jurisdiction to decide a constitutional challenge that asks it to act contrary to its statutory provisions. See, e.g., Riggin v. Off. of Senate Fair Emp. Pracs., 61 F.3d 1563, 1565 (Fed. Cir. 1995). The question then is: when and where should a party raise such a constitutional challenge? The Federal Circuit recently answered this question in Security People, Inc. v. Iancu, 971 F.3d 1355, 1360–61 (Fed. Cir.
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