Summary Judgment Motions Mostly Denied in Austin Patent Case
Judge Lee Yeakel accepted a report recommending denying most of the parties’ summary judgment motions.
Judge Lee Yeakel accepted a report recommending denying most of the parties’ summary judgment motions.
Two plain and ordinary – the other 15 invalid.
Some guidance on raising indefiniteness in a summary judgment motion in River City.
Judge Payne found a couple of terms indefinite in this Markman order.
Good name for a Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy character, don’t you think?
Sounds like someone’s frustrated, doesn’t it?
Kind of a two-fer here as far as bases for motions to dismiss. Well, really a three-fer if you want to get technical.
I give up – I’ll just start calling them this to keep my dictation software happy. I don’t post on Markman rulings unless they include dispositive rulings or notable discussion, but both were present here.
No, I can’t figure out what they mean. And neither could the Court.
Reading Markman rulings sometimes reminds me of the Curies going through mountains of pitchblende to find a little radium. In this case, the valuable part for most readers is the Court’s decision finding two claims indefinite.