Trireme Medical, LLC v. Angioscore, Inc.

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• finding that plaintiff lacked standing, not because of his status as assignee, but because the original patent owner had already assigned his rights to a prior assignee, and therefore had no ownership interest to assign to plaintiff
• “When the owner of a patent assigns away all rights to the patent, neither he nor his later assignee has a concrete financial interest in the patent that would support standing in a correction of inventorship action.”
• “When the owner of a patent assigns away all rights to the patent, neither he nor his later assignee has a concrete financial interest in the patent that would support standing in a correction of inventorship action.”

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