Massachusetts Patent Litigation Is Speeding Up
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In: PATENT NEWS
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In: PATENT NEWS
Massachusetts Patent Litigation Is Speeding Up
Law360 (July 2, 2018, 2:06 PM EDT) — The United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts issued Local Rule 16.6, for the “Scheduling …
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What’s Next For Foreign Patent Damages?
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What’s Next For Foreign Patent Damages?
held that a patentee may recover foreign lost profit damages for patent infringements under 35 U.S.C. § 271(f)(2). Section 271(f), enacted in 1984, …
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Mitchell Hamline board of trustees welcomes three new members
Brian Batzli ’85 is senior vice president, shareholder, and chairman emeritus at Merchant & Gould, an intellectual property law firm. A former adjunct …
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Intellectual Property rules stand amended
On June 22, the Ministry made two amendments to the Intellectual Property Rights (Imported Goods) Enforcement Rules, 2007. Firstly, the Intellectual …
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Key IP group throws its support behind proposals for legislative reform of Section 101
The growing consensus around changing the laws concerning patent … The law governing patent eligible subject matter is also an area of focus for …
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California Time-Bar Applies to Federal Trademark Infringement
Noting the Lack of a Statute of Limitation in Lanham Act, Appeals Court … patent infringement brought within the limitations periods prescribed under …
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Sparing a thought for intellectual property
This is a guest article by Jason Teng of IP law firm, Potter Clarkson. With the rapid rise of the additive manufacturing sector, it has become increasingly …
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SA company’s newly patented tech can tell when you’re sharing Wi-Fi with neighbors
The newly patented technology can look beyond the public IP address for an … as big telecom providers are often targets for patent trolls, Schmidt said. … can be on the hook for fines if subscribers aren’t notified of violating the law.