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1010 Exhibit: EX1010 2024 06 07 00 Skechers Responsive Claim Construction Brief

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1010 Exhibit - EX1010 2024 06 07 00 Skechers Responsive Claim Construction Brief (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)
Dec. 4, 2018)) (“The Court agrees with the parties that nothing in the intrinsic record indicates that ‘interface’ is being used in a manner that departs from its ordinary meaning, but finds it necessary to resolve the dispute over the plain meaning.”); Baxter Healthcare Corp. v. Mylan Lab’ys Ltd., 346 F. Supp.
Whatever the nature of the disagreement, it is well settled that “[w]hen the parties present a fundamental dispute regarding the scope of a claim term, it is the court’s duty to resolve it,” as the Federal Circuit ruled in O2 Micro Int’l Ltd. v. Beyond Innovation Tech. Co., Ltd., 521 F.3d 1351, 1362 (Fed. Cir. 2008).
Even if the patent’s description of Figure 14 could be read to imply that the word “surrounding” is “not limited to ‘border[ing] on all sides’” (and there is no basis to do so), that would hardly be enough to meet what Nike describes as the “exacting” standard for “redefining a claim phrase to have a special meaning,” D.I.
Further, “statements made by a patent owner during an IPR proceeding can be considered during claim construction and relied upon to support a finding of prosecution disclaimer.” Aylus Networks, Inc. v. Apple Inc., 856 F.3d 1353, 1360-61 (Fed. Cir. 2017).
Thus, in the claimed upper (assembled from the flat knit component), the parallel ribs depicted below in Figure 10 extend toward the heel seam at the very back of the shoe, not the ankle opening.
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1041 Exhibit: EX1041 FutureMaterials 2004

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1041 Exhibit - EX1041 FutureMaterials 2004 (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)
"Our focus is to develop a fami ly of chemistries that bri ng cutting-edge performance to a diverse range of fabrics and substrates ," said David Offord , the company's chief scientific officer.
In addition to Nano-Care, the company markets Nano-Dry, which provides synthetic fabrics with advanced moistu re control properties allowing for quicker drying and improved comfort , Nano-Pel , which provides multiple fabric substrates with water and oi l repe ll ent properties and Nano-Touch fab ric technology, which is said to create the ultimate in comfort and luxurious performance by wrapping a cotton-like sheath around a durable synthetic core.
Recognised as one of the first companies to bring nanotechnology to consumer products, Nano-Tex was recently named as a top finalist by both the World Techn ology Network and Small Times Magazine in their The latest ski jackets introduced in Europe by Germany's Franz Ziene r feature Nano-Tex coatings to make the two-layer laminates grime resistant , as we ll as windproof, waterproof and breathable.
Wo rking on the nano-scale and permanently attaching to the fibres, Nano-Care chem istry is said to provide greater durability th an repe llant coatings, while allowing the fabric to Seamless sport lnfin ito real performance couture is aimed at end-uses such as functional underwear, running , biking, fitness and climbing.
Italian designer Michele Resch has refined seamless knitting technology and patented methods for manufacturing new sportswear from a singl e piece of cloth .
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1008 Exhibit: EX1008 2024 05 24 00 Skechers Opening Claim Construction Brief

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1008 Exhibit - EX1008 2024 05 24 00 Skechers Opening Claim Construction Brief (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)
According to Nike, the meaning that each term would have had to a person of ordinary skill in the art (“POSA”) in view of the specification and prosecution history will be readily apparent to a jury.
Moreover, the Federal Circuit has rejected the idea that “‘ordinary meaning’ controls absent Skechers EX1008 Skechers v Nike lexicography or disclaimer,” explaining that this “narrow view” of Thorner v. Sony Computer Entertainment America would “necessitate adopting an acontextual construction of [] disputed claim term[s and] improperly isolat[e] the [] term from the…specification and prosecution history….” AstraZeneca AB v. Mylan Pharms., 19 F.4th 1325 (Fed. Cir. 2021) (citing, inter alia, Thorner v. Sony Comput.
Similarly, the patents consistently refer to a “raised element” as a flap or overhanging portion that extends outward away from the surface of the upper and along the length of the side of the tongue.
Specifically, the claim construction identifies the elements of the one-piece upper that are required by the claims (e.g., the tongue and the ankle opening), foreclosing the possibility that Nike might argue, for Skechers EX1008 Skechers v Nike example, that an accused upper could be defined, in part, by a non-knitted component (for the tongue or for part of the ankle opening) and still be infringing.
“By contrast,” Nike pointed out, “if a textile element is cut from a larger web of material, its edges must be treated (such as by further stitching or searing) in order to prevent fraying and unraveling.” Id. at 6-7.
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1054 Exhibit: EX1054 Knitwear in Fashion

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1054 Exhibit - EX1054 Knitwear in Fashion (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)
It is this diversity that has led me to present this anthology of knitwear and knitting, together with a love of materials and construction, and a desire to celebrate this Tittle understood' technique for its unique capabilities: the way in which it can engineer both two- and three-dimensional shape; its affinity with the body through innate characteristics of stretch-to-fit; and its infinite structural and patterning potential.
Hand-knitted wool stockings with intricate lace and embossed leaf design and appliqued flowers, finished with knitted tassels, were made to accessorize elaborate corseted and bustled hand-knitted outfits based on historical costume.
The hosiery industry has recently led developments in machinery and adapted their expertise in fine gauge production with synthetic yarns to create new engineered and sculpted lingerie, swimwear and underwear which have quietly infiltrated the mass market via companies such as Wolford, Benetton and Marks & Spencer.
The A-POC section received more prominence in Miyake's home country, spectacularly filling the space with continuous lengths of cloth worn on mannequins and making the point of mass production by the presence of the huge roll of knitted fabric.
Inspired by established artists such as Caroline Broadhead and Annette Messager, practitioners of both art and fashion have increasingly employed the dress, the corset and the shirt to explore the relationship between the body and its adornment and enclosure, the boundary between inner and outer worlds, themes of absence and presence, and temporal and corporeal ephemerality.
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1011 Exhibit: EX1011 2024 03 01 NIKEs Initial Infringement Contentions 636 Paten...

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1011 Exhibit - EX1011 2024 03 01 NIKEs Initial Infringement Contentions 636 Patent (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)

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1009 Exhibit: EX1009 2024 06 07 Nike Responsive Claim Construction Brief

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1009 Exhibit - EX1009 2024 06 07 Nike Responsive Claim Construction Brief (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)

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1034 Exhibit: EX1034 US9573331

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1034 Exhibit - EX1034 US9573331 (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)

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1030 Exhibit: EX1030 US20120079742A1

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1030 Exhibit - EX1030 US20120079742A1 (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)

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1052 Exhibit: EX1052 Zuckerman US 2,047,724

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1052 Exhibit - EX1052 Zuckerman US 2,047,724 (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)

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1039 Exhibit: EX1039 Hong, et al

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1039 Exhibit - EX1039 Hong, et al (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)

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1013 Exhibit: EX1013 Excerpts from 636 File History

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1013 Exhibit - EX1013 Excerpts from 636 File History (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)

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1019 Exhibit: EX1019 Huffa US20120233882A1

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1019 Exhibit - EX1019 Huffa US20120233882A1 (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)

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1035 Exhibit: EX1035 US4766681

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1035 Exhibit - EX1035 US4766681 (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)

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1026 Exhibit: EX1026 Stoll TrendCollection2002

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1026 Exhibit - EX1026 Stoll TrendCollection2002 (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)

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1053 Exhibit: EX1053 Doughty US 2,675,631

Document IPR2025-00151, No. 1053 Exhibit - EX1053 Doughty US 2,675,631 (P.T.A.B. Nov. 5, 2024)

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