California District Court Dismisses Willful Infringement Claims – The National Law Review
California District Court Dismisses Willful Infringement Claims The National Law Review
Archive for February, 2022
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In: PATENT NEWS
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In: DESIGN NEWS
Kelso Town Hall to light up with youngsters reimagined designs | Border Telegraph
The organisers of Borders Art Fair (BAF) received over 100 entries to the SHINE competition, which invited young people to completely reimagine …
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In: PATENT NEWS
SenSen Networks’ AI breakthrough granted new US patent – ChannelLife Australia
SenSen Networks’ AI breakthrough granted new US patent ChannelLife Australia
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In: DESIGN NEWS
Weekly Patent and Industrial Design Statistics- 28th January 2022 to 4th February 2022 …
The design office has registered a total of 312 designs this week. The total designs registered from the 1st of January 2022 till date now adds to …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Enveric Biosciences Files Provisional Patent for Cannabinoid + Celecoxib Conjugate EV104 after Successful Synthesis – Yahoo Finance
Enveric Biosciences Files Provisional Patent for Cannabinoid + Celecoxib Conjugate EV104 after Successful Synthesis Yahoo Finance
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In: DESIGN NEWS
Gok Wan designs ‘inspiring’ T-shirt for this year’s Comic Relief – Leicestershire Live
The Leicester fashion icon joined 11 other artists and designers to work on shirts for the charity’s clothing range.
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Witness Protocol: trustless copyright protection on FTM chain for everybody – Digital Journal
Witness Protocol: trustless copyright protection on FTM chain for everybody Digital Journal
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In: PATENT NEWS
ERYTECH Expands Patent Portfolio for the Treatment of Rare Metabolic Diseases – Yahoo Finance
ERYTECH Expands Patent Portfolio for the Treatment of Rare Metabolic Diseases Yahoo Finance
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Bengals kicker Evan McPherson files trademark application for ‘Money Mac’ – WCPO
Bengals kicker Evan McPherson files trademark application for ‘Money Mac’ WCPO
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In: PATENT NEWS
Sony patent could solve the “god ray” problem in PSVR2 – Ars Technica
Sony patent could solve the “god ray” problem in PSVR2 Ars Technica