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Patent stakeholders beware shifting terminal disclaimer practice
The Federal Circuit made waves in the obviousness-type double patenting pool last summer with its decision in In re: Cellect, LLC.
United Kingdom | Publication | September 2022
Mrs Brazel was a music teacher who worked variable hours each week during term time, with her hours of work fluctuating based on the demand for students’ lessons. Her holiday was originally calculated on an average pay basis for the previous 12-week term – the “calendar week method”. In September 2011, the employer began to calculate holiday on the complex “12.07 per cent method”, which produced a less favourable result for the employee.
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The Federal Circuit made waves in the obviousness-type double patenting pool last summer with its decision in In re: Cellect, LLC.
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