Google’s use of Declaring Code and SSO of 37 Java API packages was not fair as a matter of law In Oracle v. Google, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit reversed the district [...]
Failure to make a trial motion for judgment as a matter of law precluded appellate consideration of whether elements additional to a musical style “transform the nature of the copyright claim” into a copyright-eligible application [...]
Don’t Count on a Berkheimer Do-Over Lower court’s conclusion that claim elements were not well-understood, routine and conventional is a question of fact, to which Federal Circuit must give clear error deference In Intellectual Ventures [...]