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District Courts Continue to Split on Whether TC Heartland Provides Grounds to Raise New Venue Challenges
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Determination On Indirect Infringement Requires Factual Record, Warranting Denial Of Motion To Dismiss - Intellectual Property - United States
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Determination on Indirect Infringement Requires Factual Record, Warranting Denial of Motion to Dismiss
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Judge Whyte Retires
The Northern District of California is a different court today than it was last week: Effective as of November 1, Senior District Judge Ronald M. Whyte has stepped down from the bench and assumed inactive status after serving over 24 years on the federal bench. Judge Whyte will leave a lasting mark on the Northern District and on intellectual property law more broadly based on his leadership in developing the patent local rules and many notable IP decisions, among other things.
District Courts Won’t Wait Forever: Stay Lifted Pending Rehearing of IPR Denial
As we have reported in the past, judges in the Northern District are generally willing to stay a case pending IPR, and sometimes even before the PTAB decides whether to institute review. But Judge Illston’s order in MLC v. Micron confirms there are limits.
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