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In re: Cellect, LLC
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January 19, 2024
Fed. Circ. Won't Double-Check Double-Patenting Decision
The full Federal Circuit will not be reviewing a controversial panel decision regarding obviousness-type double-patenting, according to a Friday order.
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January 02, 2024
You Can't Double Dip The Patents, Judges Told
In arguing that a panel of federal appeals court judges were right about the issue of so-called "double patenting," a seed-selling startup likened the legal idea to "double dipping" and called arguments to the contrary from several major industrial players remarkably "Costanza-esque."
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August 31, 2023
Fed. Circ. Puts More Patents At Risk Of Double-Patenting Ax
More invalidity attacks will follow the Federal Circuit's recent decision that related patents can be invalidated for double patenting when they expire on different dates due to patent office delays, forcing patent owners to reassess their portfolios and filing strategies, attorneys say.
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August 28, 2023
Fed. Circ. Affirms Cellect Loss At PTAB In Tech Patent Case
The Federal Circuit on Monday refused to undo a Patent Trial and Appeal Board finding that various claims in a series of patents on phones and digital devices weren't actually patentable, backing the PTAB's finding that the claims weren't valid because of double patenting.