Late-filed witness means … ?
The order is a late addition to the late-filed trilogy, but somehow that seems appropriate. Here we have a witness sought to be added on the eve of trial.
Judge Roy S. Payne (USMJ)
A phalanx of limine rulings
Although not hard and fast examples of what comes in and what doesn’t, limine rulings are still good indications – and this one has a phalanx of them (that’s an EDTX term of art, and I’ll explain why).
License & noninfringement defenses
If you’re interested in substantive summary judgment analysis, this order addressing these defenses is for you.
Late-filed motion means … ?
More news for the procrastinator community (we know who we are).
Joinder Under Section 299 & Service
At issue here was whether the defendant had been properly served, but more importantly, were they a proper defendant under 35 U.S.C. § 299?
Partial Summary Judgment of Noninfringement Recommended Granted
Judge Payne saw no factual dispute after the claims were construed.
Patentably Distinct and On Being Unhelpful
In Waco for a hearing this morning, but it’s a Marshall case that’s caught my attention. Did you know there’s a trolley here now?
What does three up and three down mean to you?
No, not the end of an inning. The end of a motion to strike parts of an expert’s report, of course.
Summary Judgment of Noninfringement
Defendant sought – and got – a recommendation that summary judgment of noninfringement be granted following the Markman hearing.
Three-peat (and Standing)
To celebrate our three-peat as Marshall-Harrison County Literacy Council spelling bee champs this afternoon on behalf of the Marshall Chamber of Commerce, let’s look at an order involving a plaintiff whose name I can’t spell.