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9781604426496

A Lawyer's Guide to Section 337 Investigations Before the U.S. International Trade Commission

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  • Copyright: 2011-07-16
  • Publisher: Amer Bar Assn
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Summary

As practice under Section 337 has grown, so has interpretation of the law. Many precepts once taken for granted have been overruled and others have arisen that will survive until challenged in the future. This guide provides an introduction to practice under Section 337 before the U.S. International Trade Commission for those who are not familiar with it, or for those who want a quick update. The guide will provide the reader with a better understanding of what to expect when filing a complaint or in being named as a respondent in a Section 337 investigation.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
Acknowledgmentsp. xi
About the Authorp. xiii
List of Abbreviationsp. xv
Introduction to Section 337 Investigationsp. 1
Historical Backgroundp. 4
Uniqueness of the ITCp. 7
Statutory Elementsp. 8
Advantages of Section 337p. 10
Types of Investigationsp. 17
Patentp. 17
Trademarkp. 18
Trade Dressp. 20
Trade Secretp. 22
Copyrightp. 23
Other Unfair Actsp. 24
Participantsp. 29
Commissionp. 29
Administrative Law Judgep. 31
Office of Unfair Import Investigationsp. 33
Complainantp. 34
Respondentp. 35
Third Partiesp. 37
Elements of a Section 337 Investigationp. 41
Importationp. 41
Unfair Actp. 44
Domestic Industryp. 47
Economic Prongp. 48
Manufacturing-Based Domestic Industry Analysisp. 49
Non-Manufacturing-Based Domestic Industry Analysisp. 53
Technical Prongp. 56
Injuryp. 57
Factors Considered in an Injury Analysisp. 58
Threat of Substantial Injury (Probable Future Injury)p. 60
What Is Substantial Injury?p. 62
Causal Nexusp. 63
Commencement of the Investigationp. 65
Preparing the Complaintp. 65
Prefiling Review of the Complaintp. 66
Institution of the Investigationp. 66
Prehearing Proceduresp. 67
Modifying the Ground Rulesp. 69
Modifying the Protective Orderp. 70
Stays of the Procedural Schedulep. 72
Consolidation of Investigationsp. 77
Temporary Relief Proceedingsp. 79
Discoveryp. 85
Timingp. 85
Service Methodsp. 86
Limitations as to Scope or Numberp. 86
Ground Rulesp. 87
Protective Orderp. 87
Interrogatoriesp. 88
Production of Documentsp. 89
Typesp. 89
Documents in Lieu of Answersp. 92
Requests for Admissionp. 94
Requests for Entry on Land or Inspectionp. 96
Depositionsp. 98
Review and Alteration of Depositionsp. 99
Corporate Witnessesp. 102
Deposition Notice Versus Contention Interrogatoriesp. 103
Depositions in Foreign Countriesp. 104
Expert Discoveryp. 105
Third-Party Discoveryp. 106
Obtaining Discovery from Third Parties by Means of Subpoenap. 107
Obtaining Discovery -from Controlled Third Partiesp. 109
Obtaining Discovery from Foreign Third Partiesp. 113
Obtaining Discovery from Third Parties with Whom Parties in Suit Have a Nondisclosure Agreementp. 115
Privilegesp. 117
Application of Domestic Concepts of Privilegep. 117
Foreign Privilege Lawsp. 119
Communications Between Clients and Foreign Patent Agents Who Are Not Attorneysp. 121
Motions to Compelp. 122
Sanctionsp. 122
Evidentiaryp. 122
Disqualification of Attorney or Firmp. 125
Production of Highly Confidential Source Codep. 127
Interlocutory Appeals and Summary Determinationp. 131
Interlocutory Appeals of ALJ Decisionsp. 131
Writs of Mandamus to the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuitp. 134
Motions for Summary Determinationp. 135
Termination Prior to Hearingp. 139
Settlementp. 139
Consent Orderp. 141
Defaultp. 143
Arbitrationp. 144
Withdrawalp. 145
Prehearing Preparationp. 147
Prehearing Statementsp. 147
List of Testifying Witnessesp. 147
List of Exhibitsp. 148
Stipulationsp. 148
Positions on the Issuesp. 148
Proposed Agenda for the Prehearing Conferencep. 148
Statement Regarding Use of Depositionsp. 149
Statement Regarding Opening and Closing Argumentsp. 149
Exhibitsp. 149
Motions in Liminep. 150
Markman Hearingsp. 151
Tutorialsp. 151
Prehearing Conferencep. 152
Hearing and Post-hearingp. 153
Opening Statementsp. 154
Order of Presentationp. 154
Witness Examinationp. 155
Admission of Evidencep. 155
Commission Recordp. 156
Post-hearing Briefsp. 157
Closing Argumentsp. 158
Initial Determination and Recommended Determinationp. 158
Types of Reliefp. 159
Limited Exclusion Orderp. 159
General Exclusion Orderp. 163
temporary Exclusion Orderp. 165
Cease and Desist Orderp. 166
In Personam Jurisdiction over Foreign Respondentsp. 170
Policy Considerations Mandating Issuance of a Cease and Desist Orderp. 171
Bondp. 171
Determination of the Appropriate Bondp. 172
Bond Forfeiture Proceedingsp. 173
Downstream Reliefp. 173
Commission Review, Public Interest, and Presidential Reviewp. 179
Commission Reviewp. 179
Public Interestp. 182
Presidential Review Periodp. 186
Federal Circuit Review of Section 337 Decisionsp. 191
Jurisdictionp. 192
Adversely Affected Partiesp. 192
Determination on the Meritsp. 193
Final Determinationp. 194
Standards of Reviewp. 195
Claim Constructionp. 195
Factual Findingsp. 195
Section 337 Interpretationp. 196
Issue Preclusionp. 197
Timing Issuesp. 198
Waiverp. 198
Parallel and Subsequent District Court Litigationp. 201
Stayp. 202
Res Judicatap. 205
Res Judicata Effect of Commission Determinations in District Courtp. 205
Res Judicata Effect of District Court Determinations Before the Commissionp. 206
Collateral Estoppelp. 207
Transfer of Recordsp. 208
Proper Request by the District Courtp. 209
Record Proffered by the Partiesp. 209
Use of Confidential Business Informationp. 210
Protective Order Destruction Clausep. 211
Enforcement, Advisory Opinions, and Design- Aroundp. 213
Commission Enforcement of Remediesp. 213
Customs Patent Enforcementp. 214
Customs Administrative Rulings Regarding Exclusion Ordersp. 215
Customs Penalty Action in Patent Enforcement Casesp. 216
Advisory Opinionsp. 217
Design-Aroundp. 218
Frontiers of Section 337p. 223
Non-IP Causes of Action as Unfair Methods of Competitionp. 224
Antitrustp. 225
Uncharted Waters: Child Labor and Sustainable Environmental Practicesp. 226
Non-practicing Entities and the Domestic Industry Requirementp. 227
Indexp. 233
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