Intellectual Property
Feb. 17, 2016
Federal Circuit upholds rights to patent holders on sale, resale of patented goods
In closely watched case, ruling rejects arguments that recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions apply
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld long-standing rights to patent holders on the sale and resale of patented goods, rejecting arguments that recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions required the appellate court to overturn its own case law.
An en banc Federal Circuit ruled 10-2 in favor of patent holder Lexmark International Inc. after determining that the high court rulings cited...
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