On remand from the Federal Circuit, the district court in Murata Machinery USA, Inc. v. Daifuku Co., Ltd., 2016 WL 4287040 (D. Utah Aug. 15, 2016) reaffirmed its earlier decision to deny Murata’s motion for a preliminary injunction. The litigation had been stayed pending resolution of instituted IPR proceedings involving Murata’s asserted patents. The Federal Circuit remanded the case because the district court did not “provide an adequate reason for its decision [denying the preliminary injunction] beyond merely noting that the case has been stayed,” but the Federal Circuit did not say that the district court’s conclusion was wrong.
