Gary Moore v. State

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• holding that 11 the allegations in the complaint need only give the defendant “fair notice of 12 infringement”
• holding that a complaint plausibly alleges patent infringement because attached photos supported a claim that the accused products were infringing
• concluding that plausibility standard was met where complaint identified asserted patents and accused products, and alleged that the accused products met each limitation of at least one asserted claim
• noting that to successfully plead direct infringement, a plaintiff needs to plausibly allege, inter alia, that a defendant’s product infringes the patent-in-suit
• finding that a plaintiff need not plead every element, but must only give the alleged infringer fair notice of infringement
• finding that a plaintiff need not plead every element but must only give the 2 alleged infringer fair notice of infringement

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