Smith v. Riley

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• holding that general allegations of willful infringement are sufficient under Halo to withstand a motion to dismiss
• concluding that plaintiff’s general allegations of willful infringement and notice provided by the complaint withstood motion to dismiss willful infringement claim
• finding that the allegation that Defendant cited the asserted patent in prosecution ten years previously was insufficient by itself to establish actual knowledge
• finding that it was not plausible to infer that a defendant had actual knowledge of a patent cited in an IDS submitted by one its founders and board members ten years earlier and for another company
• denying motion to dismiss 22 inducement claims where the defendant provided educational materials to customers
• finding claim sufficient where allegations included that defendant distributed promotional and educational materials and system was used in infringing manner by third party

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