United American Files Patent Infringement Suit Against Facebook In Canada
United American Files Patent Infringement Suit Against Facebook In Canada Nasdaq Full coverage
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Diffusion Pharmaceuticals (DFFN) Reports Allowances of Two US Patent Applications
Diffusion Pharmaceuticals (DFFN) Reports Allowances of Two US Patent Applications StreetInsider.com Diffusion Pharmaceuticals (DFFN) Stock: Gaining Big On Patent News CNA Finance Full coverage
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Oppo back on the patent purchase trail to facilitate expansion in new markets
Oppo back on the patent purchase trail to facilitate expansion in new markets IAM (blog) Full coverage
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BRIEF-Access Bio receives Philippines patent
BRIEF-Access Bio receives Philippines patent Reuters Full coverage
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Axing Restasis Patents Would Stifle Innovation, PhRMA Warns
Law360, New York (January 31, 2018, 8:40 PM EST) — The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America on Wednesday warned the Federal Circuit that allowing a district court to invalidate four patents tied to the dry-eye medication Restasis will block innovation in the pharmaceutical …
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Patent Owners Should Think Hard Before Giving Up At PTAB
Law360 (January 31, 2018, 8:04 PM EST) — The Federal Circuit’s decision to uphold a Patent Trial and Appeal Board judgment against Arthrex Inc. in a case over a suture anchor patent highlights the often overlooked patent owner estoppel — and shows voluntarily giving up patent claims may not be …
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Blind-Maker Hit With Fees For ‘Lack Of Respect’ For Patent
Blind-Maker Hit With Fees For ‘Lack Of Respect’ For Patent Law360 Full coverage
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Blind-Maker Hit With Fees For ‘Lack Of Respect’ For Patent
Law360, San Francisco (January 31, 2018, 7:12 PM EST) — A California federal judge tripled damages that a jury awarded against a now-bankrupt blind-maker to $3 million and ordered it to pay $400,000 in attorneys’ fees, finding the company’s litigation behavior “evinces a lack of respect for plaintiff’s …
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Manhattan IP Firm’s $1.2M Fee Suit Trimmed, but Moves Forward
But IP boutique Springut Law’s remaining claims against a telecommunications patent holding company and its late president, Gerald Weinberger—including claims for breach of contract—continue to be contested in the heated, three-and-a-half-year-old legal battle over fees that now also involves …
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Amazon Patents Wristband to Track Hand Movements of Warehouse Employees
The patent filing hints that these wristbands are a temporary system until robots can automate this entire process. Some may question the legality of a system with such extreme employee surveillance, but it is legal under current US law and Amazon has no shortage of capable attorneys on their side.