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Intellectual Property

Feb. 27, 2024

Pause remains in Masimo's patent claims against Apple

Through several court filings in the past two months, Masimo’s counsel argued that since the circuit panel released its opinion, it was time to move the remaining patent claims forward and Apple’s petition was “nothing more than a contrived excuse for delay.”

SANTA ANA — A federal judge ruled Monday that a pause on Masimo Corp.’s nearly four-year-old patent claims against Apple Inc. in a pulse oximetry infringement and trade secrets case would not be lifted until the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit mandates Apple’s petition to rehear its challenge to the remaining patents.

Apple did not prevail in its appeal that challenged three of Masimo’s patents in January.

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