By Jeffrey W. Gluck | July 26, 2022
Many parties obtain U.S. patents every year. Sometimes there are errors or deficiencies in these patents. Many minor errors may be corrected by means of a certificate of correction issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). But more serious errors, and even some things that one may not think of as being "errors," may be corrected by means of filing a reissue application.
8 minute read
By Tasha Norman | July 22, 2022
"You need to be in the trenches with your clients and understand what makes them excited. If you can do that while exceeding expectations, strong lasting relationships can be formed."
4 minute read
By Robert E. Browne, Jr. and Ryan C. Deck | July 11, 2022
The Patent and Trademark Office has indicated that guidance on discretionary denials at the PTAB will be released soon, clarifying how different factors are applied when patent judges use their discretion to turn away cases.
5 minute read
By Karen Hoffman Lent and Kenneth Schwartz | July 11, 2022
Following the withdrawal, major sectors of the economy are left without any formal guidance on how the DOJ, the USPTO, and the NIST will treat issues concerning industry essential patents in the coming months. It appears as though uncertainty surrounding the future of Standard Essential Patent enforcement will continue in the Biden administration.
10 minute read
Delaware Business Court Insider
By ALM Staff | July 7, 2022
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
1 minute read
By Dan Roe | July 6, 2022
Since arriving in Miami, the global law firm has poached local boutiques, hired South Florida-bound lawyers from other regions, and engaged in some of Florida's most high-profile cases.
5 minute read
By Jessica H. Zafonte and Joseph V. Saphia | June 1, 2022
The Supreme Court will hopefully establish clear precedent sooner rather than later, especially since the question goes to the very heart of the quid pro quo bargain that the American patent system is based upon.
12 minute read
By Rob Maier | May 24, 2022
In his Patent and Trademark Law column, Rob Maier looks back at the Supreme Court decision in 'Kimble v. Marvel Entertainment,' which dealt with the issue of collecting royalties for a license term that extends beyond the expiration date of a licensed patent. The court's decision clarified whether and to what extent this is proper and offers "practical guidance in the complex area of patent licensing."
7 minute read
By Darren M. Franklin | May 12, 2022
When deciding whether to apply for patent protection on an innovation or whether to keep the innovation confidential as a company trade secret, there are many considerations that a business must take into account stemming from the different characteristics of each.
11 minute read
By Scott Graham | April 21, 2022
After retiring last month from the Federal Circuit bench, Kathleen O'Malley will take her consulting, ADR and policy practice to the D.C. office of Irell & Manella.
4 minute read
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