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Institut Pasteur v. Katherine K. Vidal | Patent Lawsuit 22-1896

Institut Pasteur v. Katherine K. Vidal

22-1896 Fed. Cir. Closed US20150329608A1
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Patentability filed 13 Jun 2022 in the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and closed 13 Dec 2023, with US20150329608A1 asserted. Recorded basis of termination: unpatentable.

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Case record

Patent involved
US20150329608A1
Application no.
US14/730396
Case no.
22-1896
Verdict cause
Patentability
Court
Fed. Cir.
Court level
Court of Appeals
Case region
District of Columbia
Chief judge
None recorded
Trial level
Appeal
Filed – Closed
13 Jun 2022 – 13 Dec 2023
Duration
548 days
Basis of termination
Unpatentable
Products & marks
OPIORPHIN FOR USE AS A PSYCHOSTIMULANT AGENT
Validity challenges
None recorded
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Patent at issue
US20150329608A1 Pending App. US14/730396

Opiorphin for use as a psychostimulant agent

The present invention relates to peptides derived from human Basic Proline-rich Lacrimal Protein (BPLP), notably opiorphin, for use as psychostimulants. These peptides are useful in the treatment or prevention of diseases such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), narcolepsy, hypersomnia, vigilance drop, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), attention deficit and/or hyperactivity in adults and in children, depression, bipolar disease, dysthymic disorder and cyclothymic disorder.

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Patent standing
Legal status
Pending
Granted
19 Nov 2015
Earliest priority
26 May 2008
Validity challenges
None recorded
Licences recorded
None recorded
Classification
C07K14/47A61K38/08
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Basis of termination

From the record · verbatim

“THIS CAUSE having been considered, it is ORDERED AND ADJUDGED: AFFIRMED”

Case 22-1896 · Fed. Cir. · closed 13 December 2023
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What is case 22-1896?

22-1896 is a patent patentability brought by Institut Pasteur against Katherine K. Vidal, filed on 13 Jun 2022 in the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. The case closed on 13 December 2023.

Which patent was asserted in 22-1896?

US20150329608A1 (“Opiorphin for use as a psychostimulant agent”), assigned to INSTITUT PASTEUR, currently pending. The record also lists OPIORPHIN FOR USE AS A PSYCHOSTIMULANT AGENT.

How was case 22-1896 terminated?

The recorded basis of termination is unpatentable. The termination text reads: “THIS CAUSE having been considered, it is ORDERED AND ADJUDGED: AFFIRMED”

How long did case 22-1896 take?

548 calendar days, from filing on 13 Jun 2022 to closure on 13 December 2023.

Who were the attorneys and the judge in 22-1896?

Harry Joel Guttman and Salvatore J. Arrigo are recorded as counsel for plaintiff Institut Pasteur. Amy J. Nelson, Farheena Yasmeen Rasheed, Kakoli Caprihan and Maureen Donovan Queler appear for defendant Katherine K. Vidal.

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