Patent family
US 6853385
Continuation, divisional, and parent applications sharing a priority claim with this patent. Most asserted patents are continuations — the sibling list is the assertion surface a defendant has to plan against. Sourced from Google Patents, cached for 30 days.
Patent family (15)
Continuations, divisionals, and parent applications sharing a priority claim with this patent. Most asserted patents are continuations — siblings expand the assertion surface a defendant has to plan against.
- Earliest priority
- Nov 9, 1998
- Projected expiration
- Nov 9, 2018expired
- Application number
- US09/641,374
Parent applications (2)
- US6570579B1 ↗Continuation-In-Partfiled Nov 9, 1999
- US17086699P ↗Continuationfiled Dec 14, 1999
Family members (3)
- US7110006B2 ↗filed Nov 23, 2004Expired - Lifetime
- US7667715B2 ↗filed Aug 3, 2006Expired - Fee Related
- US8022966B2 ↗filed Dec 30, 2009Expired - Fee Related
Other priority claims (9)
- US6853385B1On dossierfiled Aug 18, 2000
- AU2260601A ↗filed Dec 13, 2000
- DE60009140T2 ↗filed Dec 13, 2000
- ATE262253T1 ↗filed Dec 13, 2000
- WO2001045426A1 ↗filed Dec 13, 2000
- EP1238541B1 ↗filed Dec 13, 2000
- US6781601B2 ↗filed Feb 5, 2002
- US20050044175A1 ↗filed Aug 20, 2004
- US7110006B2 ↗filed Nov 23, 2004
Sourced from Google Patents · Cached for 30 days · Projected expiration is 20 years past earliest priority and does not reflect terminal disclaimers, patent term adjustment, or extension.