PTO Litigation Center Report – January 14, 2014

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Sterne Kessler Goldstein Fox

Listed below are all new filings before PTAB of requests for inter partes review (IPR) and covered business methods review (CBM).  Since the last report, no new requests for ex parte reexamination at the USPTO have been posted.  This listing is current as of 9:30 AM on Tuesday, January 14, 2014.

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New IPR Requests

Trial Number – IPR2014-00346
Filing Date – 1/13/2014
Patent # – 8,364,295
Title – INTERACTIVE SOUND REPRODUCING
Assignee – BOSE CORPORATION
Petitioner – SDI TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Status – Pending
Tech Center – 2600

Trial Number – IPR2014-00347
Filing Date – 1/13/2014
Patent # – 8,504,631
Title – METHOD APPARATUS AND BUSINESS SYSTEM FOR ONLINE COMMUNICATIONS WITH ONLINE AND OFFLINE RECIPIENTS
Assignee – EVERYMD.COM LLC
Petitioner – GOOGLE INC. and TWITTER, INC.
Status – Pending
Tech Center – 2400

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New CBM Review Requests

There have been no new requests for CBM review since the last report.

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Newly-Posted Reexam Requests

Control # – 90/013,118
Date – 1/13/2014
Patent # – 6,435,450
Inventor –  SHIELDS, John et al.
Assignee –  SASCO
Title – MULTI-COMPARTMENT PARALLELING REEL HAVING INDEPENDENT COMPARTMENTS
Co-pending Litigation – SASCO v. Weber Electric Mfg. Co., Case No. 8:13-cv-00022-CJC-JPR, CD Cal.

 

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