case study Archives - Fish & Richardson’s Post-Grant Practice

June 13, 2018 In Uncategorized By James Cosgrove

Fish Obtains First-Ever PGR Reversal at Federal Circuit for Altaire Pharmaceuticals

Fish and Richardson has obtained the first appellate reversal of a Post-Grant Review (PGR) proceeding at the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit since the proceedings were first implemented in 2012. Fish’s client, Altaire Pharmaceuticals, appealed a decision of the Patent Trial and...

January 30, 2017 In Uncategorized By Aaron Kobilis

Fish & Richardson Helps Lifefactory Survive IPR Challenge

In January 2015, Leapfrog Product Development, LLC, filed an inter partes review petition against Lifefactory, Inc., challenging the patentability of the latter’s claims directed to protective silicone sleeves for glass containers. Lifefactory designs sensible, modern, and eco-friendly sleeved glass containers that can be used for...

October 9, 2013 In Uncategorized By Aaron Kobilis

Lantiq Leverages Fish’s Litigious Reexamination Expertise to Defend Critical Patent

After interviewing a number of firms, Lantiq’s Director of Patents, Marc Asperas, settled on Fish because of its expertise in litigious reexamination matters: “Many firms claim to be experts in litigious reexam, but very few are.”...

October 9, 2013 In Uncategorized By Aaron Kobilis

Fish & Richardson Partners with InComm’s Existing Prosecution Counsel to Deliver Crucial Reexamination Win

With the benefit of the technological depth and background provided by InComm’s trusted and knowledgeable patent counsel, Karl Renner and Andrew Patrick developed and executed a cohesive strategy that ultimately resulted in the allowance of all claims in the ex parte reexamination....

October 9, 2013 In Uncategorized By Aaron Kobilis

Engineering Pedigree the Key to Fish & Richardson’s Relationship with Perceptive Pixel

Fish & Richardson worked alongside Perceptive Pixel to ensure that their intellectual property strategy was aligned with their fast-growing business, and that their groundbreaking inventions remained protected....