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In re: Micron Technology, Inc.
Case Number:
17-138
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November 15, 2017
Micron Ruling May Spark New Wave Of Venue Fights
The Federal Circuit's decision Wednesday that TC Heartland was a change in the law provides much-needed clarity on a question that has split lower courts and should give some hope to companies whose bids to transfer their cases were thwarted because it was decided they waived their venue argument.
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November 15, 2017
TC Heartland Was A Change In The Law, Fed. Circ. Says
Resolving a question that has sharply divided district courts, the Federal Circuit on Wednesday ruled the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision restricting where patent suits can be filed was a change in the law — a ruling that could give more defendants a chance to argue their cases should be transferred.