ROYAL OAK, Michigan — Brooks Kushman Co-Chair of Post-Grant Proceedings Andrew Turner was recently quoted in a Patently-O article examining the Federal Circuit appeal in Woodway USA, Inc. v. Peloton Interactive, Inc., a case highlighting the interplay between claim construction, PTAB proceedings, and appellate review.
In the article, “Plain, Ordinary, and Unresolved: Woodway’s Two-Front Claim Construction Fight,” author Dennis Crouch explores competing claim construction arguments being advanced before both the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). Turner provided commentary on the evidentiary record and standards of review at issue in the appeal, offering insight into how factual findings and claim scope disputes can shape the outcome of patent litigation and post-grant proceedings.
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Andrew Turner is a registered patent attorney with degrees in electrical and mechanical engineering who focuses his practice on patent prosecution and post-grant proceedings. As co-chair of the firm’s post-grant proceedings group, he has worked on more than 50 IPR matters representing both petitioners and patent owners, as well as reexaminations, reissues, and appeals to the Federal Circuit. His experience spans autonomous and electrified vehicle systems, LED lighting, audio systems, electronics, and exercise equipment, along with IP portfolio management and opinion work. Before entering the legal field, Andrew worked as an automotive engineer developing electro-mechanical systems, experience he now leverages to help clients navigate complex technical and business challenges.
Read the full article on Patently-O: “Plain, Ordinary, and Unresolved: Woodway’s Two-Front Claim Construction Fight.”
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