NMT Medical v. Cardia
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Federal appeals court rules in NMT Medical's favor in a patent case against Cardia's Intrasept septal closure system. The U.S. district court in Minnesota initially had ruled that Intrasept did not infringe NMT's '235 patent last August. However, the appeals court found that the district court had incorrectly interpreted one of the patent's claims and incorrectly found no triable issue of fact concerning other claims. The case now goes back to the district court for further proceedings. NMT makes the StarFlex septal repair implant...
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