Posts Tagged: "Raytheon"

Federal Circuit Vacates PTAB Holding that Raytheon Patent is Non-Obvious

On December 23, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) vacated a decision of the USPTO’s Patent Trial and Appeals Board (PTAB), holding that the PTAB’s conclusion that Raytheon Technology Corp.’s (Raytheon’s) patent was non-obvious lacked substantial evidence. See General Electric Company v. Raytheon Technologies Corporation. The CAFC also found that General Electric Company (GE) had alleged sufficient facts to establish that it was engaging in activity that created a substantial risk of future infringement, and therefore had standing to bring the appeal.

Rebecca Tapscott

January 5, 2021

From 1 to 10,000,000 – A History of Patents

Tuesday June 19th, 2018 goes down in history for the patent world as the day U.S. Patent No. 10,000,000 was granted. The journey from patent No.1 to patent 10,000,000 tells the story of an evolving economy and the technological change that has taken place over more than two centuries.

Jaclyn Jones & Rocky Berndsen

June 27, 2018

Raytheon, Nokia, Ericsson ask Federal Circuit to deny Cray mandamus on denied motion to transfer venue

Raytheon, Nokia and Ericsson all filed briefs with the Federal Circuit encouraging the court to decline the Cray mandamus on a motion to transfer from EDTX… Cray is asking the Federal Circuit to decide two issues: did the Eastern Texas court err in holding that a “regular and established place of business” need not be a physical presence; and did the district court err in determining that the residence of a single work-from-home employee constitutes a “regular and established place of business” of his employer.

Steve Brachmann

August 13, 2017