Category: United States
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Covid-19 vaccine makers Moderna and Pfizer hit with Sanofi suits over mRNA delivery tech
Sanofi and Translate Bio effectively abandoned their own Covid-19 vaccine effort in 2021 after the former acquired the latter.
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Oura scores brace in U.S. as Zepp withdraws district court complaint, final Samsung IPR fails
It augurs well for the smart ring maker as positive developments at the PTAB, ITC, and in federal court add up.
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Toyota found to be licensed to AutoConnect patents by previous Spangenberg deal; grant of summary judgment recommended
Eastern District of Texas Magistrate Judge Roy S. Payne found that AutoConnect Holdings’ short-lived transfer of patents to an IPwe-linked company encumbered them.
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AT&T and Verizon accused of infringing former ZTE patents in Eastern District of Texas
Plaintiff Eight Deer Ventures LLC acquired the patents-in-suit from the Chinese tech giant in 2022 and 2023.
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Federal Circuit upholds decision to throw out $107.5M patent infringement verdict against AstraZeneca
The precedential decision, confirming the invalidation of two of Pfizer subsidiary Wyeth’s cancer drug-related patents, held that the plaintiff not only failed to rebut evidence on certain issues, but its own experts agreed against it.
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Gallium nitride patent suit docket stacks up in the U.S.
Semiconductor tech maker Wolfspeed has filed a gallium nitride-related patent complaint against rival Navitas Semiconductor over the alleged infringement of five of its patents.
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FIFA hospitality provider hit by District of Delaware patent suit as World Cup reaches final stages
The timely complaint targets On Location’s online platform selling match hospitality packages.
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American Express prevails as plaintiff’s second amended complaint dismissed with prejudice: “No basis to reach a different result”
Loyal-T Systems LLC did not sufficiently improve or change the arguments it put forth, leaving a Federal Circuit appeal its only remaining option.
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Federal Circuit applies Third Circuit law to vacate District of Delaware’s waiver of preliminary injunction bond
The district court made the rare decision to waive Otsuka Pharmaceutical’s requirement to post a bond after granting it a preliminary injunction against Hetero Labs’ generic competitor.
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Adeia sues Disney-controlled Fubo over media streaming patents
Adeia has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Disney-controlled streaming platform Fubo in the District of Delaware, alleging infringement of four media technology patents. The dispute raises questions about the scope of patent license coverage within corporate groups, as Adeia maintains that Disney’s existing license does not extend to Fubo.