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  • Formāts: 294 pages
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  • ISBN-10: 1682671151
  • ISBN-13: 9781682671153
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Board Of Contributors v
Preface To The Third Edition ix
Foreword xi
American College Of Trial Lawyers' Statement Of Purpose xiii
Chapter 1 The Pizza Box Case: Anatomy Of A Case For Patent Novices 1(24)
I Introduction
1(1)
II The Patent
2(23)
A Patent Terms
3(2)
B Inter Partes and Post-Grant Review of the PTO
5(1)
C Pleadings and Motions
6(1)
D Discovery
6(1)
E Claim Construction
7(13)
1 Plaintiff Vitale's Claim Construction Arguments
8(7)
2 Defendant PizzaBoxCo's Argument
15(5)
F Summary Judgment Motions
20(1)
G Trial
20(1)
H Reproduction of Vitale Patent
21(4)
Chapter 2 The America Invents Act And Its Impact On Patent Litigation 25(8)
I Introduction
25(1)
II New Proceedings at the PTO and Their Effect on Civil Actions
26(1)
III The (Modified) First-to-File Rule
26(1)
IV Changes to Section 102(b) Prior Art
27(1)
V Changes to Defenses in Patent Litigation
28(2)
A "Best Mode" Defense Is Abolished
29(1)
B Inequitable Conduct and Supplemental Examination
29(1)
C The More Robust Prior-Commercial-Use Defense
30(1)
VI Miscellaneous Changes: Joinder and False Marking
30(3)
Chapter 3 The Complaint 33(10)
I Pleading Infringement
33(7)
A Direct Infringement
35(1)
B Induced Infringement
35(1)
C Contributory Infringement
36(1)
D Infringement of Drug Patents
37(1)
E Infringement for Supplying Components for Assembly into a Patented Product Outside of the United States
38(1)
F Infringement by a Product Made Outside the United States of a U.S. Patent Covering a Process
39(1)
G Willfulness
39(1)
II Pleading Damages and Other Remedies
40(3)
A Compensatory Damages
40(1)
B Enhanced Damages
40(1)
C Injunctions
41(1)
D Attorneys' Fees
41(2)
Chapter 4 Motions To Dismiss, To Transfer, To Strike 43(14)
I Motion to Dismiss
44(7)
A Lack of Subject-Matter Jurisdiction-Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(1)
44(3)
B Failure to Join a Necessary Party-Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(7), 19
47(1)
C Lack of Personal Jurisdiction-Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(2)
48(2)
1 Personal Jurisdiction Generally
48(1)
2 Standard for Personal Jurisdiction Under Federal Circuit Law
48(2)
3 Exercise of Jurisdiction Based on Extraterritorial Conduct
50(1)
D Improper Venue-Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(3)
50(1)
E Motion to Dismiss for Failure to State a Claim Upon Which Relief May Be Granted-Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(6)
51(1)
II Motion to Strike
51(2)
A Inequitable Conduct
51(7)
1 Standard
51(2)
2 Timing
53(1)
III Motion to Transfer
53(4)
Chapter 5 Answer And Counterclaims 57(16)
I Introduction
58(1)
II Affirmative Defenses
58(11)
A Noninfringement
58(1)
B Invalidity of the Patent
59(4)
1 Section 101
59(1)
2 Section 102
60(2)
a For Those Patents Having an Effective Filing Date Prior to March 16, 2013
60(1)
b For Those Patients Having an Effective Filing Date on or After March 16, 2013
61(1)
3 Section 103
62(1)
4 Section 112
62(1)
5 Other Matters Relating to an Invalidity Defense
63(1)
C Inequitable Conduct in Obtaining the Patent
63(1)
D License or Implied License
64(1)
E Limitations on Damages
65(1)
F Equitable Defenses: Laches and Estoppel
66(2)
1 Laches
66(1)
2 Equitable Estoppel
67(1)
G Patent Misuse
68(1)
III Counterclaims
69(4)
A Antitrust Counterclaims
69(1)
B Unfair Competition Claims
70(1)
C Tortious Interference Claims
71(1)
D Declaratory Judgment of Noninfringement, Invalidity, or Unenforceability
71(2)
Chapter 6 Preliminary Injunction Motions 73(6)
I Introduction
73(1)
II Likelihood of Success on the Merits
74(1)
A Infringement
74(1)
B Invalidity
75(1)
III Irreparable Harm
75(1)
IV Balance of Hardships
76(1)
V Public Interest
77(2)
Chapter 7 The Case-Management Conference 79(8)
I Introduction
79(8)
A Conference Checklist
80(3)
B Local Rules
83(4)
Chapter 8 Discovery Issues Unique To Patent Cases 87(8)
I Introduction
87(1)
II Scheduling Considerations
88(1)
III Disclosure of Infringement and Invalidity Contentions and Claim Construction Issues
88(3)
A Patentee's Infringement Contentions
89(1)
B Accused Infringer's Invalidity Contentions
89(1)
C Parties' Contentions Regarding Contested Claim Interpretation Issues
90(1)
IV Relevance and Limits of Discovery
91(1)
V Attorney-Client Privilege and Waiver Issues
91(2)
A Questions of What Qualifies as Privileged
92(1)
B Waiver-Its Scope and Effect
92(1)
C The Timing Issue
92(1)
VI Summary of the Discovery Order and Timing Suggested by Patent Rules
93(2)
Chapter 9 Claim Construction-the Markman Hearing 95(8)
I General Principles
96(1)
II Key Elements in Claim Construction
96(3)
A Claims
96(2)
1 Independent vs. Dependent Claims
97(1)
2 Means-Plus-Function or Step-Plus- Function Claims
97(1)
B Intrinsic Evidence
98(1)
C Extrinsic Evidence
98(1)
III Timing of Claim Construction
99(1)
IV Issues to Consider During a Claim Construction Hearing
99(1)
V Evidence to Consider When Construing Patent Claim Terms
100(2)
A Use of Intrinsic Evidence in Construing Claim Terms
100(1)
B Use of Extrinsic Evidence in Construing Claim Terms
101(1)
VI Appeal of a Claim Construction Ruling
102(1)
Chapter 10 Summary Judgment Motions 103(18)
I Applying the Summary Judgment Standard to Burdens of Proof in Patent Litigation
104(9)
A Summary Judgment of Infringement/Noninfringement
105(2)
B Summary Judgment of Validity/Invalidity
107(5)
C Summary Judgment of Unenforceability
112(1)
II Timing of Summary Judgment Motions
113(4)
A Where Not All Claims Have Been Construed
114(1)
B After All Claims Have Been Construed Through a Formal Markman Hearing
115(1)
C Combining Markman and Summary Judgment
115(2)
III Evidence to Support or Oppose Summary Judgment
117(2)
A Expert Evidence Supporting Summary Judgment
117(1)
B Expert Evidence Opposing Summary Judgment
118(1)
IV Appealability of Partial Summary Judgment
119(2)
Chapter 11 Pretrial Issues And Motions In Limine 121(14)
I Introduction
122(1)
II Separation of Issues for Trial
122(5)
A Inequitable Conduct From Case in Chief
123(1)
B Willfulness From Liability
123(1)
C Liability From Damages
124(1)
D Infringement From Invalidity
125(1)
E Antitrust From Patent Issues
125(2)
III Time Limits at Trial
127(1)
IV Motions in Limine
127(7)
A Inventor Testimony
127(1)
B Daubert and Expert Testimony
128(3)
1 Limitations Relating to Inadequate Disclosure, Untimely Disclosure, or Lack of Disclosure
129(1)
2 Limitations on Expert Testimony on Willfulness
129(1)
3 Limitations on Expert Testimony Regarding PTO Procedures
130(1)
C Comparison of Accused Product With Embodiments of Patent
131(1)
D Commercial Success of the Patented Invention
131(1)
E Finding of Validity of Same Patent in Other Litigation
132(1)
F Reference to Reissue or Reexamination Proceedings
132(1)
G Use of the Word "Monopoly"
133(1)
H Evidence of Foreign Patents and Proceedings
133(1)
I Evidence Related to Decisions for the Court
134(1)
Chapter 12 The Use Of Special Masters, Court Appointed Expert Witnesses, And Technical Advisors To Aid The Court In Patent Litigation 135(8)
I Introduction
135(1)
II Special Masters
136(2)
III Court-Appointed Experts Under Rule 706
138(2)
IV Technical Advisors
140(2)
V Conclusion
142(1)
Chapter 13 Trial 143(12)
I Introduction
143(1)
II Pretrial Order
144(1)
III Selecting the Jury
144(1)
IV Use of Jury Notebooks
145(1)
V Opening Statements and Burdens of Proof, Preliminary Jury Instructions
146(2)
VI Presentation of the Evidence
148(4)
A Infringement
149(1)
B Validity
150(1)
C Inequitable Conduct and Other Counterclaims
150(1)
D Damages
151(1)
VII Closing Arguments
152(1)
VIII Instructions to the Jury
152(3)
Chapter 14 Post-Trial Proceedings 155(14)
I Motions for Judgment as a Matter of Law and a New Trial
155(1)
II Inequitable Conduct
156(3)
III Damages
159(5)
A Supplemental Damages
159(1)
B Prejudgment Interest
160(2)
C Enhancing Damages-35 U.S.C. §284
162(1)
D Attorneys' Fees-35 U.S.C. §285
163(1)
IV Injunctions
164(5)
A Permanent Injunctions
164(2)
B Contempt
166(3)
Chapter 15 AIA Trial Proceedings Before Patent Office 169(20)
I Introduction
170(1)
II Unique Features of MA Trials
171(4)
III Petitioner Estoppel in AIA Trials
175(2)
A Different Petitioner Estoppel Rules in IPR, CBM and PGR
175(2)
B No Petitioner Estoppel for Invalidity Ground Denied Institution
177(1)
IV Interactions between PTAB Proceedings and Civil Actions
177(12)
A District Court Actions May Bar IPR Petitions
178(1)
B Claim Construction Interplays between PTAB and District Courts
179(2)
C Stay of Civil Litigation
181(2)
1 Timing of Stay Request
181(2)
2 Impacts of Institution Decisions to Stay Requests
183(1)
D Estoppel on Other Parties to Litigation
183(1)
E Impact to Litigation by Pending AIA Trials
184(1)
F Litigation Impacts of AIA Trials
184(2)
1 Scope of AIA Trial Estoppel Effects in District Courts
184(1)
2 Intervening Rights Triggered by Claim Amendments in MA Trials
185(1)
G Admissibility of AIA Trial Records in Litigation
186(3)
Chapter 16 Special Considerations In Hatch-Waxman Litigation 189(14)
I Introduction
190(1)
II The Basic Framework of Hatch-Waxman Litigation
190(2)
III Subject Matter and Personal Jurisdiction in Hatch-Waxman Cases
192(2)
IV Special Case Management Issues Arising in Hatch-Waxman Cases
194(5)
A Timing and Order of Disclosure and Evidence
194(2)
B Trial
196(1)
C Bench Trial vs. Jury Trial
196(3)
V Substantive Patent Issues Arising in Hatch-Waxman Litigation
199(2)
A Validity
199(2)
B Infringement
201(1)
VI Settlements in Hatch-Waxman Litigation
201(2)
Chapter 17 The Appeal 203(16)
I Federal Circuit Jurisdiction
204(10)
A Cases "Arising Under the Patent Laws"
204(3)
1 Implication of Federal Patent Law
205(1)
2 Patent Law Defense Does Not "Arise Under"
206(1)
3 Effect of Dismissal
207(1)
4 Mootness
207(1)
B Jurisdiction Over Other Claims Brought With Patent Claim
207(5)
1 Supplemental Jurisdiction-28 U.S.C. §1367
207(1)
2 Supplemental Jurisdiction Over Foreign Patent Claims
208(1)
3 Unfair Competition Claims-28 U.S.C. §1338(b)
209(1)
4 Patent. Infringement Counterclaims
210(1)
5 Patent Declaratory Judgment Claims
210(1)
6 No Jurisdiction Over Ownership or Licensing Disputes
211(1)
7 Transfer of Appeals to Regional Circuit
211(1)
C Finality Requirement
212(13)
1 Final Decision Rule
212(1)
2 Final but for an Accounting-28 U.S.C. §1292(c) (2)
212(1)
3 Final but for an Award of Attorneys' Fees or Costs
212(1)
4 Rule 54(b) Certification
212(1)
5 Injunctions and Stay Orders
213(1)
6 Certified Questions
213(1)
II Standards of Review
214(2)
III Governing Law
216(1)
IV Remand
216(3)
Chapter 18 Trial Of A Patent Case In Canada 219(20)
I Overview
219(2)
II The Canadian Patent System
221(1)
III The Canadian Court System
222(1)
IV Anatomy of a Patent Case for Novices
223(2)
V Pleadings
225(3)
A Statement of Claim
225(2)
B Defense (and Counterclaim)
227(1)
VI Interlocutory Motions Respecting Pleadings
228(1)
VII Preliminary Injunctions
229(1)
VIII Case Management
229(1)
IX Severing of Issues
230(1)
X Discovery
230(2)
XI Pre-Trial Issues
232(1)
XII The Trial
233(1)
XIII Judgment and Post-Trial Matters
234(1)
XIV Appeals
235(1)
XV NOC Proceedings
236(3)
Table Of Cases 239(18)
Index 257