Federal Circuit Upholds PTAB Invalidation of VideoLabs Patent Claims

By Editorial Team

The Federal Circuit recently affirmed a ruling by the Patent Trial and Review Board (PTAB) invalidating a significant portion of patent claims held by VideoLabs Collective related to data synchronization. The court found that VideoLabs had waived its right to challenge the decision by presenting the argument for the first time at the circuit level.

The invalidated patent, numbered 8,605,794, pertains to a method for synchronizing content-dependent data segments of files. The Federal Circuit’s decision to uphold the PTAB’s ruling marks a significant development in the ongoing legal battle surrounding this patent.

Law360 reported that the law firms involved in the case were Haynes Boone and Reichman Jorgensen, representing VideoLabs Collective and Axonics Inc., respectively. The case was heard by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

For more details on this case and related legal news, readers can access the full opinion document attached to the article.