News and expert analysis on IP developments from the courts to the USPTO.
By David J. Kappos, Christopher Davis | February 25, 2014
Medtronic was the first of several cases in the Supreme Courts current term that present occasions to pursue a strategy of optimizing IP via procedural mechanisms.
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By Dyan Finguerra-DuCharme | February 25, 2014
In light of the persuasiveness of positive survey results in all types of Board proceedings, conducting a consumer survey should be considered by brand owners.
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By Chris DiMarco | February 24, 2014
The deal has been in the works for many months. The deal will be multi-year and will not give Netflix preferential treatment over any other information on its infrastructure.
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By Amanda Ciccatelli | February 24, 2014
A competitor filed two continuations with U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on a patent designed for online music sales, claimed it was important to pricing in the sports, entertainment, and hospitality industries.
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By Zach Warren | February 21, 2014
General counsel sound off on cross-licensing agreements, career advancement and more
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By Rich Steeves | February 21, 2014
Lex Machina has announced that its technology will be used to complement the United States Patent and Trademark Offices (USPTO) new online toolkit, which provides free, public information about demand letters to businesses and consumers.
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By Amanda Ciccatelli | February 21, 2014
The White House is officially taking strides towards reducing frivolous patent lawsuits. It will start by attempting to make it easy to identify who owns patents and by updating review processes to ensure that fewer weak patents are granted.
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By Mark Popofsky, Jane Goldstein | February 21, 2014
These examples illustrate that the antitrust laws, while not the remedy for all PAE ills, can and do provide constraints on PAE conduct.
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By Juliana Kenny | February 20, 2014
Butamax -- a maker of technology to produce biobutanol -- has been in a long patent dispute with Gevo -- a producer of renewable isobutanol. Each has claimed that the other violates its biofuel patents.
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By Zach Warren | February 19, 2014
Typo claims that it cannot infringe BlackBerrys patents because the Canadian smartphone makers claims do not actually comply with the legal requirements for patentability.
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