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Patent and Trademark Bulletin for the District of Massachusetts
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Nutter’s Patent and Trademark Bulletin for the District of Massachusetts is a reporter on recent patent and trademark opinions from the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts.
In the October 2013 issue:
- Court denies Kohler’s motions to exclude expert testimony and for summary judgment
- Judge Zobel sorts out patent ownership issues on summary judgment
- Philips’ high-level executive will be deposed by Zoll Medical with respect to laches defense
- Judge Young affirms interference decision by Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences in patent dispute concerning hand guard rails for firearms
- Court grants summary judgment of non-infringement in K-cup patent suit
- Court finds it has personal jurisdiction over Taiwanese company based on a stream of commerce theory
- Judge Gorton construes patent claims in suit related to the analysis of charged ions through a form of mass spectrometry
- Judge Zobel finds no inequitable conduct by Smith & Nephew and refuses to set aside jury verdict of infringement and validity
- Court grants temporary restraining order in case involving FiberCUT
- Holdover licensee ordered to cease using CURVES marks
- Defendants denied motion for summary judgment in trade dress case brought by Bern involving helmets
- Judge Stearns concludes Court has personal jurisdiction over defendant based on internet presence
- Bear Republic Brewing Co. is awarded attorneys’ fees and costs when Central City Brewing Co. breached settlement agreement
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