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ALJ Terminates Investigation Based on Impending Expiration of Patent

ALJ Terminates Investigation Based on Impending Expiration of Patent

by Jones Day's ITC Litigation Team | Mar 29, 2018 | Initial Determinations, Motion Practice

On February 27, 2018, Administrative Law Judge (“ALJ”) Bullock issued an Initial Determination granting Respondents’ renewed emergency motion to terminate the Investigation because the Commission will be unable to issue a final determination prior to...
ALJ Terminates Investigation Based on Impending Expiration of Patent

Discontinued Products Count Towards Domestic Industry

by Jones Day's ITC Litigation Team | Mar 5, 2018 | Domestic Industry, Initial Determinations

In a recent Initial Determination (“ID”), Chief Administrative Law Judge Bullock held that the “greater weight of authority” supports the conclusion that investments in discontinued products can form the basis for an existing domestic...
ALJ Terminates Investigation Based on Impending Expiration of Patent

ALJ Provides Domestic Industry Proof Outline

by Jones Day's ITC Litigation Team | Feb 16, 2018 | Domestic Industry, Initial Determinations, ITC Rulemaking

In a recent Order setting the procedural schedule for a 100-Day Pilot Program proceeding, Judge Lord provided a helpful outline for proofs necessary to establish the economic prong of domestic industry.  Certain Solid State Storage drives, Stacked...
ALJ Terminates Investigation Based on Impending Expiration of Patent

ALJ Finds Violation in Mobile Device Holders Investigation

by Jones Day's ITC Litigation Team | Oct 18, 2017 | Domestic Industry, Initial Determinations

In a recent order, Administrative Law Judge Bullock granted Respondents Fujifilm Holdings Corporation, Fujifilm Corporation, Fujifilm Holdings America Corporation, and Fujifilm Recording Media U.S.A., Inc. (collectively, “Fujifilm”) motion to strike...
ALJ Terminates Investigation Based on Impending Expiration of Patent

ALJ: Complainant Can Rely Entirely On Licensee’s Activities For DI Requirement

by Jones Day's ITC Litigation Team | Mar 7, 2017 | Domestic Industry, Initial Determinations, Licensee-Based Domestic Industry

As a follow up to our previous post, Judge McNamara has issued the public version of her Initial Determination pursuant to the 100-day Pilot Program proceeding on domestic industry in Certain Silicon-On-Insulator Wafers, Inv. No. 337-TA-1025.  Judge...
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