Johnson & Johnson Wins Patent Case with Rembrandt Vision

“The Federal Circuit on Wednesday upheld a district court victory for Johnson & Johnson Vision Care Inc. in a patent infringement case brought by Rembrandt Vision Technologies LP, finding that a judge correctly struck expert testimony the latter company claimed could have swayed the jury,” reports Law 360. “The 3-0 panel ruling affirms a decision by a Florida federal jury that two lines of Johnson & Johnson contact lenses did not infringe Rembrandt's patent for a type of soft contact lens that can be worn for extended periods.” Read more.

Rembrandt Wants Ruling on CL Patent Infringement Case

“Rembrandt Vision Technologies LP urged a Federal Circuit panel on Tuesday to reverse a jury verdict and judgment ruling that two lines of Johnson & Johnson Vision Care Inc. contact lenses don't infringe its patent, claiming the judge erroneously barred key evidence that could have swayed the jury,” says a recent Law 360 post. “According to Rembrandt, U.S. District Judge Timothy Corrigan granted an overly broad motion in limine prior to the jury trial.” Read more.