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Patentee Secures Reversal Of JMOL On Written Description And Enablement For Method Of Treatment By Administering Genus Of Antibodies At Federal Circuit
In the district court, Teva asserted several patents, including patents to anti-CGRP antibodies and methods of treatment. Teva asserted a number of its patents against Lilly in district court. In response, Lilly challenged all of the patents in IPRs, arguing that anti-CGRP antibodies were well known—the prior art was “replete with exemplary disclosures.” The board agreed with Lilly on the antibody patents and found them unpatentable, but upheld the method of treatment claims.
United States IP
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Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
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Josh Elliott Recognized in Legal 500’s North Carolina U.S. Elite Rankings
Marshall Gerstein Partner Josh Elliott has earned recognition in Legal 500's North Carolina U.S. Elite rankings for Intellectual Property, a newly launched guide spotlighting leading attorneys at regional powerhouse firms handling work at the highest levels of the legal market. This distinction reflects Elliott's expertise in advising clients on complex IP matters and his standing within North Carolina's intellectual property legal community.
United States IP
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Marshall, Gerstein & Borun LLP
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USPTO Announces PIER Pilot Program That May Impact US National Phase Applications
The US Patent & Trademark Office has introduced a new pilot program that fundamentally changes how certain PCT-based patent applications will be examined in the United States. This program creates mandatory response windows and new strategic considerations for applicants entering the US national phase. Patent applicants must now carefully evaluate their filing strategies to avoid potential pitfalls that could affect patent term adjustment or lead to abandonment.
United States IP
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Marshall, Gerstein & Borun LLP
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