Patent Trial and Appeal Board OK Amicus Briefs on Tribal Immunity Issue

Here is the order in Mylan Pharmaceuticals v. St. Regis Mohawk Tribe:

IPR2016-01127 – Order on Amicus Briefs and Schedule (1)

Federal Court Dismisses Challenge to Tulalip Land Use Ordinances for Lack of Ripeness

Here are the materials in Mitchell v. Tulalip Tribes of Washington (W.D. Wash.):

6 motion to dismiss

7 response

11 reply

12 dct order

Materials (so far) in BP America v. Yerington Paiute Tribe

Here:

2 Motion for PI

26 Tribal Judge Motion to Dismiss

27 Tribe Motion to Dismiss

28-1 Tribal Court Motion to Dismiss

Amerind Insurance Prevails over Blackfeet Housing

Here are the materials in Amerind Risk Management Corp. v. Blackfeet Housing Authority (D.N.M.):

42 dct order

28-1 amerind motion for summary j

33 response

36 amerind response

38 blackfeet reply

Prior post here.

Federal Court Joins Tribe in Patent Texas Matter

Here are the relevant materials in Allergan Inc. v. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc. (E.D. Tex.):

503 DCT Order to Produce

510 Production of Documents

517 Unopposed Motion

520 Opposition

522 DCT Order

Rep. McCaskill Introduces Bill to Abrogate Tribal Immunity

Here:

Bill

 

Alabama Supreme Court Rejects Tribal Immunity Defense in Two of Three Cases against Poarch Band Creek

Here are the opinions:

2017.09.29 – Harrison opinion

Briefs:

Harrison Brief

Reply

2017.09.29 – Rape opinion

We posted some briefs on the Rape case here. Additional materials here:

Tribe Brief

Reply

2017.09.29 – Wilkes opinion

Briefs:

Wilkes Brief

Tribe Brief

St. Regis Mohawk Brief in Patent Litigation

Here is the brief in the matter captioned Mylan Pharmaceuticals Inc. v. Allergan Inc.:

Tribe-Motion-to-Dismiss-IPRs

Federal Court Dismisses Pro Se Attack on Oglala Sioux Tribe (over a traffic ticket)

Here are the materials in Stanko v. Oglala Sioux Tribe (D.S.D.):

8 Motion to Dismiss

9 Response

10 Reply

12 DCT Order

New Scholarship on Sovereign Immunity from Patent Claims

Here is “Shielded by Sovereignty: The Impact for Patentees of Covidien v. University of Florida Research Foundation” by Matt Rizzolo, Samuel L Brenner, Andrew J Sutton, and Michael Gershoni.