Tuesday, March 3, 2026 | 10:00 am – 11:00 am ET (Zoom)
ZOOM LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6142417719?pwd=eWpqTTM1QTRRMGcwLzc5RmxwS2tpUT09
The Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Actavis v Eli Lilly back in 2017 made clear that a patent can be infringed even when a product falls outside of the definition given by clear words in a claim. The volume of cases on the point since then demonstrate that it is not even particularly exceptional for infringement to be so found. We will look in some detail at how far a patent claim can stretch.
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Freddie Noble is a British and European Patent Attorney and litigator with Albright IP. His patent practice spans from artificial intelligence and machine learning, through electronics and signal processing, to mechanical inventions including various types of braking systems and products for the building trades and DIY. As well as patent prosecution, Frederick handles contentious IP matters including patent, trade mark, design and copyright infringement. He has a strong track record of settling disputes on favorable terms for his clients, while keeping costs proportionate to ensure value.
Hannah Boehm is a technical assistant at Albright IP handling patent prosecution work across a wide range of areas. With a strong background in biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, Hannah is well placed to provide expert support in the life sciences. Hannah is preparing for the UK and European patent attorney qualifying exams.
CLE: One (1.0) hour – New York and New Jersey. CLE WILL ONLY BE PROVIDED TO ATTENDEES THAT STAY FOR THE ENTIRE WEBINAR. THERE IS NO CHARGE TO ATTEND.
Please RSVP by March 2, 2026 to harris.wolin@
