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N.D. Ohio L. P. R. 3.7

Validity and Enforceability Contentions

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Not later than twenty (20) days after service upon it of the Invalidity and Unenforceability

Contentions, each party opposing a claim of inequitable conduct and/or invalidity shall serve on all

parties Validity and Enforceability Contentions which shall contain the following information:

(a) A chart, responsive to the chart required by L. P. R. 3.5(c) that identifies each

limitation of each asserted claim that is missing from the asserted prior art;

(b) A responsive statement explaining why the disclosures and statement required by

L. P. R. 3.5 (e) do not render the asserted patents unenforceable;

(c) All documents supporting the disclosures made in L. P. R. 3.7 (a)-(b) to the extent

that they have not already been produced.

Local Patent Rules - Northern District of Ohio

Provenance

Source
www.ohnd.uscourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-18
Edition
fed-district-2026-09-19
Content hash
09c6476ca09471c5a2fb75fdb2a392a33ef017256fbca1caa12fac73778b9ad4
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