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Davidson v. BAYDOUN

... v. Hill, 617 SW2d 876 (Tenn. 1981). The dispute in that matter arose out of the defendant attorney's representation of Ameraccount in its efforts to file a patent application. Id. at 876. ... Further, the attorney failed to conduct a search of the Patent Office records. ...

MINOR MIRACLE PRODUCTIONS, LLC v. Starkey

... where an action is brought on a contract of which a patent [4] is the subject matter, either to enforce the contract or to annul it, the case arises on the contract and not under patent laws, and the state court has jurisdiction." 195 SW2d at 21 (citing Briggs v. Shoe Mach. ...

Richardson v. JAMES BROWN CONTRACTING, INC.

... JBT argues against the consideration of any extrinsic evidence, claiming that "[t]he ambiguity described by the trial court, if any, is a patent ambiguity, which "[p]arol[] evidence cannot be used to cure." [8] We decline JBT's invitation to classify the ambiguities in the third contract ...