Replies to post #23325 on Decision Diagnostics Corp (DECN)

[sal32647]

Sure does make sense without the if.

[ksviking12]

The last court victory reinforced that JnJ did not hold the 105 patent. JnJ also admitted that they never had a patent in the USPTO hearing, which is available for any to listen. So, what reason would there be for DECN to now stop being allowed to produce and distribute Genstrip50?

[Leirum]

I think it is not any longer about survival, this Point is cleared.

Patent exhaustion:
stopping the enemy
at the gate
There are useful measures to protect inventions in durable and
non-durable goods against parallel imports, says Susan Pan


http://www.sughrue.com/files/Publication/e2102668-3eea-4779-a633-7f1e6fb30230/Presentation/PublicationAttachment/8c039f86-839c-40f0-a1ef-80c0f7be1b16/90003000SuanPanMay2014.pdf



“The Federal Circuit’s decision
in Lifescan Scotland, Ltd v
Shasta Tech, LLC summarises
Supreme Court precedent related
to exhaustion of both apparatus
patents and method patents.”

[shadolane]

Speaking of court issues wasn't there something going on today? I recall reading that.

Thanks