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On Monday, August 7th, a judicial panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit entered a decision in Personal Audio, LLC v. Electronic Frontier Foundation which is being widely hailed by the anti-patent crowd.
The court denied defendant's motion to dismiss plaintiff's patent infringement action for improper venue because defendant failed to establish that it did not have a regular and established place of business in the forum.
Twitter®, Instagram®, Facebook®, Pinterest® and other social media websites and apps are great avenues for advertising and promotion of one’s business and brand.
The UK Supreme Court recently addressed the extent to which under the European Patent Convention 2000 (“EPC 2000”), a patentee may obtain protection against products or processes that are not covered by the literal meaning of the claims.
Orrick announced that L. Scott Oliver has joined the firm, adding another seasoned first-chair trial lawyer to Orrick’s top-ranking IP bench. Scott, who joins from K&L Gates, will be based in Orrick’s Silicon Valley office.
Patent trolls – as well as calls for changes to the law to prevent them – date back to at least the 1800’s.
IPWatchdog is pleased to announce that IPWatchdog Founder, Gene Quinn, has been named to the 2017 IAM Strategy 300, which recognizes The World’s Leading IP Strategists.
Raytheon, Nokia and Ericsson all filed briefs with the Federal Circuit encouraging the court to decline the Cray mandamus on a motion to transfer from EDTX...
In the wake of recent judicial and legislative developments, protecting “what’s yours” has become even more complex.
American Conference Institute (ACI) will be holding the next session of it FDA Boot Camp conference on September 13-15 in Boston, MA.