How Will the New Supreme Court Nominee Weigh in on Patent Matters?
Judge Kavanaugh, who is a Yale Law School graduate and who has … as saying that the introduction of patent laws was one of the greatest and most …
Archive for August, 2018
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In: PATENT NEWS
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In: PATENT NEWS
Artificial Intelligence: Challenges for Intellectual Property
The breach of third party intellectual property rights is a concern for companies who will undoubtedly be seeking to protect their business as far as …
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In: PATENT NEWS
New legal and innovation expertise on board at the Bigen Group
As an executive shareholder and permanent employee at Bigen, Sibanda’s broad experience in intellectual property rights, innovation systems, …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Intellectual Property Law graduate wins third prize in the ECTA Awards 2018
Congratulations to Intellectual Property Law graduate Taryn Fels, who recently won third place in the ECTA (European Communities Trade Mark …
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Slower response times to customer enquiries
http://www.epo.org/service-support/availability-of-online-services/2018/20180806.html Content reproduced from the Website of the European Patent Office as permitted by their terms of use. Owing to some technical issues, response times to customer enquiries are currently slower than usual. We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience.
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In: PATENT NEWS
Patent checking search
Patent checking search. Intellectual Property Law. Posted 2 hours ago. I have a product that I would like checked to see if there are any outstanding …
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In: PATENT NEWS
DSM lodges patent infringement law suit in China; seeks monetary damages
DSM is pursuing a patent infringement law suit in China against a competitor for alleged misappropriation of intellectual property related to the …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Intellectual Property, Big Data, and Streaming: Porn and Beyond
I’m delighted to report that my colleague Prof. Kal Raustiala (UCLA School of Law) and Prof. Chris Sprigman (NYU School of Law, Co-Director of the …
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In: PATENT NEWS
En banc CAFC: Patent applicant Not required to pay PTO attorney fees in District Court appeal
Judge Prost looked at language regarding the meaning of “expenses” in the Patent Act of 1836 and found that Congress understood that “salaries,” …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Patent history runs deep
Patent law has existed for hundreds of years as a way to encourage innovators. They give exclusive rights for production control to the inventor or their …