Apple AirTag Patents Explain Location Tracking & Navigation Potential – Screen Rant
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Archive for October, 2020
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In: PATENT NEWS
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In: PATENT NEWS
Patent Infringement Pleading Standards Remain Unsettled Five Years After the Abrogation of Form 18 – The National Law Review
Patent Infringement Pleading Standards Remain Unsettled Five Years After the Abrogation of Form 18 The National Law Review
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In: PATENT NEWS
Lithium Australia receives US patent for low-energy lithium extraction technology SiLeach® – Proactive Investors Australia
Lithium Australia receives US patent for low-energy lithium extraction technology SiLeach® Proactive Investors Australia
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In: PATENT NEWS
Roku’s ‘Brazen Misconduct’ Warrants New IP Trial, Rival Says
During trial, he told an attorney to skip a question, saying it had already been asked and answered. It was Judge Albright’s first patent jury trial since his …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Cannabis, Amazon hot topics in IP law
Among them is intellectual property protection. Cannabis is legal in a variety of forms in 33 states, yet its consumption and production remain illegal …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Associate Director and Patent Counsel – Large Corporation
The work will include client counseling; patent preparation and prosecution; developing legal opinions with respect to patentability, validity and …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Patents and Technological Obsolescence (with thanks to Tom Lehrer)
Yesterday I wrote about Tom Lehrer dedicating his songs to the public. Turns out that his output includes a song that’s a wonderful illustration of …
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Why Is WWE Holding Onto The Sin Cara Trademark? – The Overtimer
Why Is WWE Holding Onto The Sin Cara Trademark? The Overtimer
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In: PATENT NEWS
Fair value calculation of SEPs for multi-component products
The JPO published the Guide to Licensing Negotiations involving Standard Essential Patents on June 5 2018, stating both rights holder’s arguments …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Claims Court lacks statutory authority to award Patent Act attorney fees to third-party defendant
Claims Court lacks statutory authority to award Patent Act attorney fees to third-party defendant. Share. Facebook; Twitter; LinkedIn; Email. The U.S. …