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Court overturns $218M patent-infringement verdict against PNC
2025
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The mobile-deposit technology patents USAA accused PNC of violating “fall ‘within the realm of abstract ideas’” and don’t contain enough specific information to be patent-eligible, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled Thursday. “The claim elements recite only routine and well-known steps taken when depositing checks, like authenticating the customer, capturing check images, reading the check amount and account information, and checking for errors,” Circuit Judge Todd Hughes wrote Thursday for the court’s three-judge panel. Hughes’ ruling hangs on precedent from a 2014 Supreme Court opinion – Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank Int’l – asserting that abstract ideas are not patentable because cordoning off these “basic tools of scientific and technological work” through patents could hinder innovation.
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