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Preview of U.S. Supreme Court Patent Infringement Case Mayo Collaborative Services v. Prometheus Labs

  Washington, D.C. – The United States Supreme Court will hear an important patent infringement case this term that will determine the scope of patent rights in certain medical methods. Patent lawyers for Prometheus Laboratories, Inc. of San Diego, California filed a patent infringement suit against Mayo Collaborative Services, doing…

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Southern District Court Grants Partial Summary Judgment for Eli Lilly and Company in Dispute With Parkinson’s Disease Drug Licensee Over Products Liability Lawsuit

  Indianapolis. IN – Judge Tanya Walton Pratt of the Southern District of Indiana has granted a Partial Summary Judgment for Eli Lilly and Company of Indianapolis, Indiana in a dispute with licensee Valeant Pharmaceuticals International of Irvine, California involving the costs associated with product liability lawsuits over Lilly’s Parkinson’s…

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Minka Lighting Sues Fanim Industries, Fanimaton, Inc, and Lowe’s for Patent Infringement of Ceiling Fans

  Indianapolis, IN – Patent lawyers for Minka Lighting, Inc. of Corona, California filed a patent suit in the Southern District of Indianaalleging Fanim Industries, Inc. of Zionsville, Indiana, Fanimation, Inc. of Indianapolis, Indiana and Lowes Companies, Inc. of Mooresville, North Carolina infringed Patent no. 7,481,626 Ceiling fan with integrated…

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Copyright Infringement Suit Filed Over Course Materials for “Recovering Money From Taxing Authorities”

  Hammond, IN – Copyright attorneys for Abandoned Property, LLC have filed a copyright infringement suit against Netcentric Publishing. LTD. and Stacie Kellams and others. The lawsuit alleges that Abandoned Property developed a course called “We’re hooked on overages” that teaches people how to recover amounts owed to them by…

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American Petroleum Institute Sues Tailor Made Oil Co., LLC for Trademark Infringement of Engine Oil Quality Certification Mark

  Indianapolis, IN – Trademark lawyers for American Petroleum Institute (“API”) of Washington, D.C. filed a trademark infringement suit in alleging Tailor Made Oil Co., LLC of Cambridge City, Indiana, TMO Oil, LLC of Fishers, Indiana, Circle Town Oil of Fishers, Indiana, William R. Selkirk and Rebecca Selkirk of Cambridge…

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Saeilo Sues Jacobson Hat Co. in Hamilton County for Trademark Infringement of Toy Tommy Guns: Case Removed to Federal Court

  Indianapolis, IN – A trademark infringement case that was originally filed in Hamilton County Superior Court has been removed to the Southern District of Indiana. On September 14, 2011 trademark lawyers for Saeilo Enterprises, Inc. Pearl River, New York filed a trademark infringement suit in Hamilton County alleging Jacobson…

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Federal Circuit Court Grants Injunction in Patent Infringement Suit Over Windshield Wiper Blade Technology

  Washington, D.C. — The Honorable Circuit Judges Kathleen O’Malley, Jimmie V. Reyna and William C. Bryson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit have issued a permanent injunction in a patent infringement lawsuit, overruling the denial of the injunction by the District Court of Delaware. Patent…

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Century 21 Sues Realty One Limited for Trademark Infringement of Century 21 Trademark and Service Mark

  Terre Haute, IN – Trademark lawyers for Century 21 Real Estate LLC of Parsippany, New Jersey filed a trademark infringement suit in the Southern District of Indiana alleging Realty One Limited of Sullivan, Indiana and Steven Ault of Indiana infringed Century 21’s trademarks and service marks. Century 21 has…

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Federal Circuit Advisory Council Unveils a New Model Order for E-Discovery in Patent Cases

  Washington, D.C. – The Federal Circuit Advisory Counsel has unveiled a new model order for e-discovery in patent infringement cases. The model order is intended to assist litigants in patent cases in dealing with electronically stored information. The Counsel notes that e-discovery is often overbroad and expensive. The Counsel…

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Purdue Ordered to Disclose IP Address of Alleged Downloader Of Copyrighted Adult Video

  Lafayette, IN – Magistrate Judge Andrew Rodovich of the Northern District of Indiana has denied a Motion to Quash Subpoena served on Purdue University of Lafayette, Indiana by Third Degree Films, Inc. of California as part of a copyright infringement lawsuit in the Northern District of California. In its…

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