I’m terrified of losing my power badge but I just don’t feel motivated to cast anything lately. Might be the bar prep, I just want to rot at the end of the day.

JD candidate interested in patent law, urbanism, nature, and biotech

Oh I remember bar prep —6 hours of class a day for a couple months followed by practice questions. 

Drop a practice question here each day—see if anyone can answer.

Also —don’t put too much emphasis on pb. If you need a break it will return when you do.

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I mean D cuz why would a Federal Court apply state procedural law? (Assuming I’m reading it right) 

But the real answer is — does manufacturer A have a patent? Nothing in fact pattern. And this why the true answer to any legal question is “it depends”

I was kinda joking abut the pb, seems that really sruck a cord with ppl though!

Good idea, here's one for you:

A manufacturer from State A invented a new type of communication device.  A competitor from State B built a device of its own that exactly replicated the manufacturer's device.  Once the manufacturer learned of the competitor's device, it brought suit in federal district court against the competitor for patent infringement under federal law.  The manufacturer claimed $75,000 in total damages as a result of the infringement.

What law should the district court apply to the manufacturer's claim?

Answers:

State substantive and procedural law.
State substantive law and federal procedural law.
Federal substantive law and state procedural law.
Federal substantive and procedural law.