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Adhesives Research, Inc.
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co.
On behalf of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co., we provoked an interference in the PTO between 3M’s patent application and a patent issued to Adhesives Research, Inc. The subject matter was a type of transdermal drug delivery system that uses an adhesive composition, and both parties introduced evidence of actual reduction to practice. We were successful in obtaining an award of priority against the patentee in the PTO and thereafter prevailed in a Section 146 action for review of the PTO decision brought by the losing patentee in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Adhesives Research, Inc. v. Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co., Int. No. 104,263, PTAB, Judge McKelvey
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Priority of invention resolved by the PTO
Genetics Institute
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Finnegan secures strategic damages award for Under Armour in trademark infringement litigation
Under Armour
Finnegan secures a non-institution decision at the PTAB for client iFLY Holdings LLC
iFLY Holdings LLC
Finnegan secures a non-institution decision at the PTAB for Health Diagnostic Laboratory
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Finnegan client AbbVie secures non-institution decisions for Humira® patents
AbbVie Biotechnology, Ltd
Universal Electronics, Inc. v. Caavo Inc.
Caavo Inc.
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