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· 3/7/2024

Campbell Burgess, FCCAI, LLC Burgess Chain-C Series, JHJ - Ex No. 1, LLC, JSB Estate - Ex No. 1, LLC, Chain C - Ex No. 1, LLC, Thomas - Ex No. 1, LLC v. G. R. Chapman Limited Partnership, George Chapman, and Karen Chapman

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  • “Trade-offs often concern what is feasible, not what is, on balance, desirable. Motivation to combine requires the latter.” (emphasis added)
  • “[T]he law does not require that the references be combined for KINETIC CONCEPTS v. SMITH & NEPHEW 8 the reasons contemplated by the inventor.”
  • \[T]he law does not require that the references be combined for the reasons contemplated by the inventor.\
  • \What a reference teaches is a question of fact.\
  • “As long as some motivation or suggestion to combine the references is provided by the prior art taken as a whole, the law does not require that the references be combined for the reasons contemplated by the inventor.”
  • “As long as some motivation or suggestion to combine the references is provided by the prior art taken as a whole, the law does not required that the references be combined for IN RE: CONRAD 7 the reasons contemplated by the inventor.”

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