Winner International Royalty Corporation v. Ching-Rong Wang

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• finding that where a party challenging a patent as obvious failed to establish a prima facie case of obviousness, patentee was not required to establish objective indicia of nonobviousness
• no clear error in the district court's finding that a person of skill in the art, on balance, would not have made the claimed invention
• “Trade-offs often concern what is feasible, not what is, on balance, desirable. Motivation to combine requires the latter.”
• “We hold that the admission of live testimony on all matters before the Board in a section 146 action ... malees a factfinder of the district court and requires a de novo trial.”

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