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· 4/30/2024

Poindexter v. State of Florida

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  • “Assuming that the active ingredient in the formulation was previously patented, the commercial success of ACULAR may heavily derive from subject matter that does not on the whole contribute to the patentable distinctiveness of these claims.”

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