British American Tobacco’s (BAT) Vuse e-cigarettes infringe patents owned by rival tobacco company Fuma International, a US court has ruled, with one remaining infringement issue to be decided at trial.
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11 March 2021 The UK high court has revoked two British American Tobacco e-cigarette patents for obviousness, concluding they lack an “inventive step” over an existing Philip Morris International patent.