Interference No. 105,019
Correa v. Roberts
a liquid absorbent core between said sheets;
at least one absorbent cuff comprised of a layer of
hydrophilic material disposed on top of the upper liquid permeable
sheet and affixed along at least one edge of said absorbent; and
at least one lateral wing comprised of continuous extension
of said upper liquid permeable sheet, said lower liquid impermeable
sheet, and said layer of hydrophilic material;
said cuff when flexed moving away from said upper sheet to
provide a region for containing liquid.
10. Roberts' claims corresponding to the count are claims 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 22 and
23, of which claims 14 and 20 are independent claims.
11. Each of Roberts' claims 15, 16, 18 and 19 depend from Roberts' claim 14, and each
of Roberts' claims 22 and 23 depend from Roberts' claim 20.
12. Correa's claims corresponding to the count, as indicated in the Notice Declaring
Interference, are claims 1-3, 5, 6, 9 and 10.
13. The parties are in agreement that one with ordinary skill in the field of designing
disposable absorbent articles typically possesses at least a bachelor's degree in chemistry or
chemical engineering, material science or other fields of engineering such as mechanical
engineering and three to five years of experience in industry.
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