Yesterday’s order by the WDTX chief judge delays jury trials again, this time until after September 30.
And no, they’re not in their new courthouse in San Antonio yet, but it’s so much prettier to look at, don’t you think?
You can’t make this stuff up. You just can’t.
This phone hearing before Judge Albright addressed motions to enlarge page limits as well as a motion to disqualify counsel.
Lengthy opinion from Judge Albright granting these 12(c) motions asserting prosecution history estoppel.
For those keeping count, another EDTX division has notched a live jury trial. Last week a Beaumont jury in Judge Truncale’s court rendered a verdict in a criminal case.
Readers may be interested in this story on NPR about something other than patents on the square in Marshall.
The first jury trial in a U.S. patent case since the COVID-19 pandemic began in Judge Gilstrap’s courtroom in Marshall Monday.
Similar order on a motion to stay, although this one was before institution.
In light of the Liebowitz Notice, Judge Kinkeade ordered the plaintiffs in these two cases to retain new counsel or appoint their NDTX local as lead.
It can be done. But you really have to work at it.
