Scott Graham digests the latest developments on everything IP and helps make sense of the trends, data, and politics around patents.
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By Scott Graham | December 7, 2018
In today's briefing, we dive into the bevy of patent litigation stemming from the e-cigarette industry, an interesting debate from the world of soccer, and more.
By Scott Graham | December 4, 2018
In this week's edition, we look at Kavanaugh's first hearing of a patent case as a SCOTUS justice. Within minutes, he referenced a brief co-authored by none other than Stanford's Mark Lemley.
By Scott Graham | November 30, 2018
A semiconductor design company bagged a $233 million verdict and probably its attorneys fees in a trade secrets verdict.
By Scott Graham | November 27, 2018
The Federal Circuit has ordered a district court to take another crack at looking at a generic version of an ADHD drug.
By Scott Graham | November 13, 2018
There's been some development on the PTAB's real party rules, and one Supreme Court justice is apparently stocking up on IP expertise despite a lack of IP-centric cases on the calendar.
By Scott Graham | November 9, 2018
A recent decision is going force patent holders to decide whether to accept that they're required to license standard-essential patents to competitors, or to continue brushing them off.
By Scott Graham | November 6, 2018
The PTO has a new deputy director, and it's former solicitor joined Perkins Coie.
By Scott Graham | November 2, 2018
NetEase contends that some game elements PUBG describes as uniquely creative are actually clip art marketed by third parties.
By Scott Graham | October 30, 2018
The U.S. Supreme Court is taking up the question of whether the U.S. government is a “person” who can petition the Patent Trial and Appeal Board within the meaning of the America Invents Act.
By Scott Graham | October 19, 2018
A San Francisco judge is encouraging attorneys to file briefs on plain paper. Two IP lawyers were the first to take him up on it.
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