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Law360 (March 27, 2018, 5:06 PM EDT) — The Patent Trial and Appeal Board instituted its first-ever derivation proceeding last week, putting a … Derivation proceedings were established by the America Invents Act and are used to determine whether an issued patent was actually derived from the work …
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‘Serial’ Podcast Trademark Rejected By TTAB Law360 Full coverage
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Oracle asked for a judgment as a matter of law — that is, for the judge to toss out the freshly entered jury verdict and start a new trial. The judge, who had at this point been presiding over this case for, like, six years, chose not to. Today, the... Continue reading
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But they find Google’s usage of Oracle’s Java APIs falls short of the requirements under the law. In a statement emailed to The Register, J. Michael Keyes, a partner at law firm Dorsey & Whitney who focuses on intellectual property law, said the decision has huge implications if it stands.... Continue reading
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HC reserves verdict in Ilaiyaraaja copyright case The Hindu Full coverage
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Nearly half a century ago, a dispute about shrimp led to the global expansion of U.S. patent rights. In the 1960s, a series of shrimp deveining machines manufactured by the Deepsouth Packing Company were found to infringe patents owned by its competitor, Laitram Corporation. To circumvent the …
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Galleria Blasts ‘Shocking’ Verdict On Copyright Law Bahamas Tribune Full coverage
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#Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights, or TRIPS, are also a key component in rules-based trading regimes, and will assume critical importance as the Bahamas moves to become a full World Trade Organisation (WTO) member by end-2019. #The Government has recently sought feedback on …
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In short, CAFC’s reasoning is basically “we think this is infringement, and thus we’re going to handwave around the law to make sure that it’s infringement.” It’s bad. And, again, CAFC shouldn’t even be hearing the case. CAFC hears appeals on patent cases, and originally there were a few patent... Continue reading
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