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November 2010 | Legal Update

Nutter’s Patent and Trademark Bulletin for the District of Massachusetts is a reporter on recent patent and trademark opinions from the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts.

In the November 2010 issue:

  • Judge Young construes patent claims involving headsets
  • District Court engages in claim construction of means-plus-function claim
  • Court rules on numerous motions in patent spat related to LEDs, including motions addressing ownership, inventorship, validity, and enforceability
  • The District Court issues claim construction ruling in patent dispute over device for mounting firearm accessories
  • Judge Gertner construes scope of patent related to prenatal screening for Down syndrome
  • Bose only wins half the battle on summary judgment regarding patent validity
  • Gore wins summary judgment of non-infringement in case brought by Millipore
  • $1.6 million judgment in favor of patentee in street-hockey ball lawsuit upheld
  • Federal Circuit clarifies reissue recapture rule in MBO Labs v. Beckton, Dickinson & Co. dispute
  • Fenwal Inc. obtains reversal of $15.6 million at the Federal Circuit
  • Bear Republic Brewing Co. loses motion to preliminarily enjoin use of its RACER 5 and RED ROCKET marks
  • District Court finds personal jurisdiction over Defendants in Berklee College of Music, Inc. trademark and copyright lawsuit
  • Judge Gorton denies preliminary injunction requested by Peoples Federal Savings Bank
  • Computer game creator wins fight to litigate in the Commonwealth, but loses preliminary injunction
  • District Court dismisses trademark infringement and unfair competition claims against Under Armour
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