Bart Gerstenblith

Federal Circuit Rejects Limiting Claim Construction, Choosing Instead To Give Effect To Each Claim Term

A License To "Use" A Patented Technology That Can Replicate Itself Does Not Necessarily Give A Purchaser The Right To Use Replicated Copies Of The Technology

35 U.S.C. § 282 Requires That An Invalidity Defense Be Proved By Clear And Convincing Evidence, But A Jury May Be Instructed To Evaluate Whether The Evidence Before It Is Materially New

Bayh-Dole Act Does Not Automatically Vest Title To Federally Funded Inventions In Federal Contractors

Prudential Reasons and Perceived Increases in Efficiency Cannot Empower a Federal Court to Hear a Case Where No Case or Controversy Exists

Res Judicata Precluded Party From Bringing Trademark Cancellation Proceeding At TTAB After Default Judgment Of Infringement Entered By District Court