You may not be as happy as Parker Noland Smith, enjoying his time on my late partner Clyde Siebman’s gun range. But do the best you can. To get you through the weekend, here’s an order approving a joint motion to stay, but with a twist.
Headline only a lawyer could love. Facts only a clock nut could care about. (Well, maybe a few lawyers too).
A Marshall jury found the claims both not infringed and invalid.
The court resolved the disputes over the case schedule and set the damages retrial for August 2, 2021.
The second May patent trial in Marshall has concluded.
More important than the Marshall patent verdict however, which I’ll get to momentarily, is that our son Grayson James graduated from Baylor yesterday.
The question was whether previously asserted claims precluded assertion of the claims in this case.
It may not be what Apple wanted, and, frankly, it doesn’t look very appetizing, but it’s something.
Still in trial. Different one. JMOL rulings still exciting, especially one with a froth of inequitable conduct.
April continues to not be March with another win for a patent defendant, this time in Marshall.
