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GrowlerWerks was poised for startup success—until a patent lawsuit threatened their flagship endeavor. Here’s how intellectual property law … To help them untangle that question, GrowlerWerks called on Portland-based intellectual property law firm Marger Johnson. Suits likes these are pretty much …
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There are 195 countries in the world. You can’t afford to engage cost-prohibitive patent and IP practices in all of them, so you should instead determine the most important countries that present the highest risk to your IP and focus your legal IP registration and protection measures in those countries.
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Lockheed Martin Receives Patent For ‘World Changing’ Fusion Reactor CBS Pittsburgh / KDKA Fusion Power: Lockheed’s new patent might not just change how we fight wars, but why we fight them SOFREP (press release) Full coverage
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The inherent decentralization of blockchain, however, creates notable issues under prevailing patent law, including, for example, divided infringement. Depending on how a patent claim is drafted, it may implicate the actions of a single entity and avoid divided infringement issues. Divided infringement …
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A key patent infringement case will be argued April 18 before a full nine-member U.S. Supreme Court after all. … Like other justices who own stocks, Alito can also take advantage of a federal law that allows judges to shed stocks to avoid conflicts of interest without incurring capital gains... Continue reading
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DeWitt broadband company wins $61 million patent lawsuit Syracuse.com Full coverage
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A Central New York-based broadband company secured $61 million in a lawsuit over its cable connector patents this month. PPC Broadband Inc., which is based in DeWitt, sued a Corning Inc. subsidiary in 2011 for patent infringement concerning two of its patents on coaxial cable …
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But King & Wood Mallesons senior intellectual property partner John Swinson has warned businesses to be aware of the impact of stringent IP and consumer protection laws surrounding the Games, and seek proper legal advice about any planned advertising during the Games period. Both state and …
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skilled in both the technologies they consider and patent law. They can, as they did, for example, in a 2015-2016 wireless network case, Apple Inc. v. DSS Tech. Mgmt., Inc., IPR2015-00369, include at least one APJ with an undergraduate and master’s degree in electrical engineering, and among the …
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Pioneering trademark for memory loss care goes to Michigan senior housing provider PR Newswire (press release) Full coverage
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