Some Cases Advance In Latest Stewart Discretionary Rulings
By Editorial Team
Deputy U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Director Coke Morgan Stewart rejected 37 Patent Trial and Appeal Board petitions Friday night but allowed 17 challenges to proceed.
Among the cases that advanced in the latest Stewart discretionary rulings are:
- Sandpiper Decision 1
- Sandpiper Decision 2
- VB Assets Decision
- VideoLabs Decision
- Wilus Decision
- Telecom Decision
- Advanced Coding Decision
- Collabo Decision
- Milwaukee Decision
- Re Secured Decision
- Solmetex Decision
- Inari Decision
- ElectraLED Decision
- Eli Lilly Decision
- Granite Decision
- National Steel Decision
- Advanced Integrated Decision
- Longhorn Decision
- UBC Decision
The cases involve companies such as Eli Lilly & Co., FreightCar America Inc., Google LLC, Hisense Co. Ltd., Imperative Care, Klein Tools Inc., Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp., OmniVision Technologies, Inc., QUALCOMM Inc., Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Solmetex LLC, Tesla Inc., United Microelectronics Corp., University of British Columbia, and Volkswagen AG.
Government agencies like the Food and Drug Administration, International Trade Commission, Patent Trial and Appeal Board, and U.S. Patent and Trademark Office are also involved in these cases.
