News and expert analysis on IP developments from the courts to the USPTO.
By David E. Mixon, David Vance Lucas | March 4, 2014
Almost all patent litigation settles before the outcome of a trial. This is ultimately a proper result since all patent disputes at their heart are business disputes.
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By John L. Strand | March 4, 2014
The decision of Interthinx, Inc. v. CoreLogic Solutions LLC partially answered the question: The PTAB is willing to proceed to a final decision even after the parties jointly moved to terminate.
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By Eric M. Brusca | March 4, 2014
Due diligence in todays digital world presents particularly challenging questions arising from communications between companies throughout the due diligence process.
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By S. Farhan Mustafa | March 4, 2014
The key to a robust IP portfolio is understanding of the technology landscape in which an organization operates and much of that can be delivered through an effective patent research strategy.
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By Rich Steeves | March 3, 2014
IPCom GmbH & Co KG claimed that Apple infringed on two of its patents that related to technology that prioritized calls on mobile networks. A court in Mannheim, Germany tossed out the lawsuit.
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By Amanda Ciccatelli | March 3, 2014
Fortune recently published the 2013 list of top 10 patent troll targets, which include AT&T, fighting 70 active cases as of the publication date. Next in line is Google, which was hit with 43 suits last year.
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By Juliana Kenny | February 28, 2014
The court is only hearing 70 cases this nine-month term ending in June, so IP cases are taking up 11.4 percent of the courts time.
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By Zach Warren | February 28, 2014
Recapping the most significant or just plain strangest news stories of the past month
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By Rich Steeves | February 27, 2014
In an upcoming case, Alice Corporation Pty. Ltd. v. CLS Bank International, the Court will determine whether claims to computer-implemented inventions including claims to systems and machines, processes, and items of manufacture are directed to patent-eligible subject matter.
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By Juliana Kenny | February 27, 2014
Who should pay whose fees is a much-belabored point in patent legislation, but the Supreme Court is hearing two cases in order to get closer to a determining ruling on assessing attorneys fees in patent legislation.
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