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: Patent DocsAriad v. Lilly: Ariad's Reply Brief
By Donald Zuhn, Kevin Noonan, Chris Singer, Sherri Oslick, and Jason Derry
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By Donald Zuhn -- On Monday, an en banc panel of the Federal Circuit heard oral argument in Ariad Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Eli Lilly & Co. (see "Ariad v. Lilly: Oral Argument"). During the hearing, several members of the Court as well as counsel for the Government focused on perceived differences between the positions taken by Plaintiffs-Appellees ("Ariad") in their principal and reply briefs. (For a discussion of Ariad's principal brief, please see "Next Up: Ariad v. Lilly Rehearing En Banc"). Today, we examine Ariad's reply brief. Ariad begins the brief by listing the points on which the parties and...Full post as published by Patent Docs on December 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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