Pro-Mold and Tool Company, Inc. v. Great Lakes Plastics, Inc., Defendant/cross-Appellant

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• noting whether the requisite nexus exists is a question of fact
• “Pro-Mold’s evidence of commercial success ... created genuine issues of material fact precluding summary judgment.”
• va- cating summary judgment of obviousness because genuine issue of material fact existed as to commercial success nexus
• va- cating summary judgment of obviousness because genuine issue of material fact existed as to commercial success nexus
• “[The motivation to combine references] may also come from the nature of the problem to be solved, leading inven- tors to look to the references relating to possible solutions to that problem.”
• “It is within the province of the fact-finder to resolve these factual disputes regarding whether a nexus exists between commercial success of the product and its patented features, and to determine the probative value of ... evidence of secondary considerations.... ”

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