ITC Seeks Comments in Section 337 Investigation on Wearable Electronic Devices
Comments are due by July 27 at the International Trade Commission on the public interest ramifications of the relief recommended by Administrative Law Judge Cameron Elliot against wearable electronic devices from Apple that allegedly infringe on three patents owned by…
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AliveCor (ITC Inv. No. 337-TA-1266), a notice said. Elliot’s June 27 initial determination found that Apple infringed on two of the patents at issue. The full initial determination is confidential, but AliveCor in its April 2021 complaint sought a permanent limited exclusion on wearable electronic devices with electrocardiogram capability (see 2105250020).