Patent Did Not Adequately Incorporate Ancestor Patent to Avoid Anticipation
Case: Zenon Environmental, Inc. v. US Filter Corp., Fed. Cir. No. 2006-1266, 2006-1267 (11/7/07)
The One Sentence Summary: A water filter patent was invalid and anticipated where it was not entitled to the priority date of an ancestor patent when the intervening patents failed to incorporate by reference the necessary details of the ancestor patent.
The One Sentence Summary: A water filter patent was invalid and anticipated where it was not entitled to the priority date of an ancestor patent when the intervening patents failed to incorporate by reference the necessary details of the ancestor patent.
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