Hartree Partners, LP v. Vaquero Permian Processing LLC

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• explaining that when the patentee has demonstrated commercial success and “the successful product is the invention disclosed and claimed in the patent, it is presumed that the commercial success is due to the patented invention.”
• “[T]he asserted commercial success of the product must be due to the merits of the claimed invention beyond what was readily available in the prior art”
• “[T]he asserted commercial success of the product must be due to the merits of the claimed invention beyond what was readily available in the prior art”
• commercial success “must be due to the merits of the claimed invention beyond what was readily available in the prior art”
• \[T]he asserted commercial success of the product must be due to the merits of the claimed invention beyond what was readily available in the prior art\
• “[T]he asserted commercial success of the product must be due to the merits of the claimed invention beyond what was readily available in the prior art.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).