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Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. et al v. First Quality Baby Products, LLC et al
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November 25, 2015
Kimberly-Clark Says Rival Recycling Arguments In Diaper Spat
Kimberly-Clark urged a Wisconsin federal judge not to revive a rival's claim that patent lawsuits instigated by the Pull-Ups maker demonstrate anti-competitive behavior, telling the judge Tuesday that First Quality is recycling old arguments.
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October 27, 2015
First Quality Wants Another Antitrust Shot In Diaper IP Row
Fresh off of swaying a Wisconsin federal judge to invalidate a Kimberly-Clark training pants patent, First Quality on Monday sought to revive its previously dismissed counterclaims saying that the years of court battles instigated by the Pull-Ups maker demonstrate anti-competitive behavior.
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October 01, 2015
Kimberly-Clark Loses Latest Patent Spat Over Pull-Ups Diapers
A federal judge in Wisconsin sided with First Quality Baby Products LLC on Wednesday in the latest suit in a yearslong patent battle with Kimberly-Clark, invalidating a patent for the refastenable seams found on Kimberly-Clark's Pull-Ups training pants, determining that the concept is obvious because a patent from the 1980s anticipated it.