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Versah et al. v. HaeNaem | Patent Lawsuit 2:22-cv-12513

Versah, LLC et al. v. HaeNaem Co., Ltd.

2:22-cv-12513 E.D. Mich. Closed 7 patents
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Infringement action filed 19 Oct 2022 in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan and closed 15 Feb 2023, with 7 patents asserted. Recorded basis of termination: voluntary dismissal.

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Case record

Case no.
2:22-cv-12513
Verdict cause
Infringement action
Court
E.D. Mich.
Court level
District Court
Case region
Michigan
Chief judge
None recorded
Trial level
First instance
Filed – Closed
19 Oct 2022 – 15 Feb 2023
Duration
119 days
Basis of termination
Voluntary dismissal
Products & marks
Autografting osteotome · Autografting tool with enhanced flute profile and methods of use · Fluted osteotome and surgical method for use
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Patent at issue
US10568639B2 Active App. US15/648556

Fluted osteotome and surgical method for use

A surgical method and tool for expanding an initial osteotomy (42) to receive a bone implant (44). An osteotome (22) having a tapered working end (28) is inserted into the initial osteotomy (42). The initial osteotomy (42) is enlarged by simultaneously rotating and pushing the working end (28) of the tapered osteotome (22) into the osteotomy (42). When rotated in one direction the burnishing edges (40) concentrate the pushing and rotational force in outward normal and tangential component forces against the interior surface of the osteotomy (42) to incrementally expand the osteotomy (42) with little to no removal of bone material (46). When rotated in the opposite direction the burnishing edges cut the interior surface of the osteotomy. Progressively larger tapered osteotomes (22) are used until an osteotomy (42) of predetermined size is achieved.

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Patent standing
Legal status
Active
Granted
25 Feb 2020
Earliest priority
23 Mar 2011
Est. expiry
22 Aug 2032
Validity challenges
None recorded
Licences recorded
None recorded
Inventors
HUWAIS, SALAH
Classification
A61B17/16A61C8/00A61B17/88
Prosecution counsel
Endurance Law Group, PLC
Examiner
CHANG, OLIVIA C
US10568639B2 patent drawing, figure 1
Fig. 1
US10568639B2 patent drawing, figure 2
Fig. 2
US9526593B2 Active App. US14/704340

Fluted osteotome and surgical method for use

A surgical method and tool for expanding an initial osteotomy (42) to receive a dental implant (44). An osteotome (22) having a tapered working end (28) is inserted into the initial osteotomy (42). The initial osteotomy (42) is enlarged by simultaneously rotating and pushing the working end (28) of the tapered osteotome (22) into the osteotomy (42). One or more burnishing edges (40) concentrate the pushing and rotational force in outward normal and tangential component forces against the interior surface of the osteotomy (42) to incrementally expand the osteotomy (42) with little to no removal of bone material (46). The inserting and enlarging steps are repeated, as needed, with progressively larger tapered osteotomes (22) until an osteotomy (42) of predetermined size is achieved. Finally, a fixture portion of a dental implant (44) is installed into the expanded osteotomy (42).

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Patent standing
Legal status
Active
Granted
27 Dec 2016
Earliest priority
23 Mar 2011
Est. expiry
12 May 2032
Validity challenges
None recorded
Licences recorded
None recorded
Inventors
HUWAIS, SALAH
Classification
A61C3/02A61C8/00
Prosecution counsel
Endurance Law Group, PLC
Examiner
RICHMAN, GLENN
US9526593B2 patent drawing, figure 1
Fig. 1
US9526593B2 patent drawing, figure 2
Fig. 2
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Outcome

Basis of termination

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“Pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 41(a)(1)(A)(i), Versah, LLC, and Huwais IP Holdings, LLC, hereby voluntarily dismiss this action with prejudice.”

Case 2:22-cv-12513 · E.D. Mich. · closed 15 February 2023
Source: case record, verbatim. The quoted paragraph is the basis-of-termination text as filed.

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What is case 2:22-cv-12513?

2:22-cv-12513 is a patent infringement action brought by Versah, LLC against HaeNaem Co., Ltd., filed on 19 Oct 2022 in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. The case closed on 15 February 2023.

Which patents were asserted in 2:22-cv-12513?

US10568639B2 (“Fluted osteotome and surgical method for use”), assigned to VERSAH, LLC, currently active; US9526593B2 (“Fluted osteotome and surgical method for use”), assigned to VERSAH, LLC, currently active; US9028253B2 (“Fluted osteotome and surgical method for use”), assigned to VERSAH, LLC; US10980548B2 (“Autografting tool with enhanced flute profile and methods of use”), assigned to VERSAH, LLC; US9737312B2 (“Fluted osteotome and surgical method for use”), assigned to VERSAH, LLC; US10039621B2 (“Autografting osteotome”), assigned to VERSAH, LLC; US9022783B2 (“Fluted osteotome and surgical method for use”), assigned to VERSAH, LLC. The record also lists Autografting osteotome, Autografting tool with enhanced flute profile and methods of use and Fluted osteotome and surgical method for use.

How was case 2:22-cv-12513 terminated?

The recorded basis of termination is voluntary dismissal. The termination text reads: “Pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 41(a)(1)(A)(i), Versah, LLC, and Huwais IP Holdings, LLC, hereby voluntarily dismiss this action with prejudice.”

What does dismissal with prejudice mean?

A dismissal with prejudice permanently ends the claims that were filed, so the same claims cannot be brought again against that defendant. It is the usual form when the parties have settled.

How long did case 2:22-cv-12513 take?

119 calendar days, from filing on 19 Oct 2022 to closure on 15 February 2023.

Who were the attorneys and the judge in 2:22-cv-12513?

Michael Alexander Szypa Jr. and Steven C. Susser are recorded as counsel for plaintiff Versah.

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