Jackson v. ZimVie Inc.

Roger Jackson has sued ZimVie, Inc. in the District of Delaware, alleging that ZimVie’s various spinal correction systems infringe U.S. Patent Nos. 10064660 (entitled “Pivotal bone anchor assembly with interference fit insert”),  10524840 (entitled “Variable angle bone anchor assembly having biased bushing press fitment”), 10537366 (entitled “Pivotal bone anchor assembly with snap-in-place bushing for pre-lock friction fit”), 10548641 (entitled “Medical implant receivers having dual lead in closure mating thread forms”), 10898233 (entitled “Medical implant receivers having dual lead in closure mating thread forms and curvate extending instrument engaging grooves”), 10952777 (entitled “Pivotal bone screw assembly with receiver having threaded open channel and lower opening”), 11045229 (entitled “Bone anchor receiver with outer tool engaging grooves above an internal insert constraining recess”), 11129646 (entitled “Medical implant threaded plug having a start structure with symmetrically shaped concave and convex leading surfaces”), 11134993 (entitled “Pivotal bone anchor assembly with snap-in-place insert”), 7837716 (entitled “Threadform for medical implant closure”), 8911479 (entitled “Multi-start closures for open implants”), 9662143 (entitled “Dynamic fixation assemblies with inner core and outer coil-like member”), 9808292 (entitled “Cannulated polyaxial screw”), 9980753 (entitled “pivotal anchor with snap-in-place insert having rotation blocking extensions”), and 9999452 (entitled “Bone anchor receiver with upper tool engaging grooves and planar faces”).