Virginia-based secure network developer Centripetal Networks has filed a petition for writ of certiorari asking the U.S. Supreme Court for the second time to weigh in on issues related to its patent infringement claims against Cisco Networks' unauthorized copying of its packet filtering and hacker prevention technologies.
Virginia-based secure network developer Centripetal Networks has filed a petition for writ of certiorari asking the U.S.
Supreme Court for the second time to weigh in on issues related to its patent infringement claims against Cisco Networks' unauthorized copying of its packet filtering and hacker prevention technologies.
In this petition, Centripetal asks the nation's highest court whether the Federal Circuit erred in affirming a materially different claim construction entered by the district court without giving...
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Virginia-based secure network developer Centripetal Networks has filed a petition for writ of certiorari asking the U.S. Supreme Court for the second time to weigh in on issues related to its patent infringement claims against Cisco Networks' unauthorized copying of its packet filtering and hacker prevention technologies. In this petition, Centripetal asks the nation's highest court whether the Federal Circuit erred in affirming a materially different claim construction entered by the district court without giving Centripetal a meaningful opportunity to adjust its infringement position based on the new claim scope.
In this petition, Centripetal asks the nation's highest court whether the Federal Circuit erred in affirming a materially different claim construction entered by the district court without giving Centripetal a meaningful opportunity to adjust its infringement position based on the new claim scope.
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