Apple Must Face iPhone Touch Screen IP Suit, Fed Circ. Says
U.S. Patent Nos. 7,818,691 and 8,549,443, asserted by Zeroclick LLC, cover technology that enables touch screen interfaces for mobile devices and …
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Skilled in the Art: Fed Circuit Fireworks on Docket for Cisco, Allergan
Welcome to Skilled in the Art. I’m Law.com IP reporter Scott Graham. Some big names from big law getting ready to battle it out at the Federal Circuit …
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6 Practice Trends To Watch for In Q3 / Q4 2018 – California (Part I)
Prior to joining Lateral Link, Nick founded a legal marketing company … While certain changes in law have slowed patent litigation from prior boom …
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Health Hires: K&L Gates, Womble Bond, Bellicum Pharma
Law360 (June 1, 2018, 2:02 PM EDT) — Jones Day has lost a pair of life sciences patent attorneys to K&L Gates LLP and Womble Bond Dickinson, …
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The EU’s other trade dispute: China
The European Union launched legal proceedings against China before the World Trade Organization … Read more: China flexes its patent muscle.
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Japan patent law
Nichia Corporation’s Stance Regarding Article 35 of Japan’s Patent Law, more. Chapter I General Provisions. ” Reflecting this qualification Section 29 …
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Rendering Patent Unenforceable Due to Litigation Misconduct
Rendering Patent Unenforceable Due to Litigation Misconduct Patently-O Full coverage
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UW Admissions: 117 New Lawyers Welcomed to the Profession
Several will work as law clerks, while others are public defenders. … Zhenlan Hu, from Nanjing China, hopes to practice patent law in New York – his …
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Indonesia’s Assegaf Hamzah & Partners Acquires IP Boutique
AHP will acquire local IP boutique Dewi Soeharto Law Partnership (DSLP) on June 5. The four-lawyer boutique has focused its practice on advising …
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When USPTO institutes inter partes review, it must decide patentability of all challenged claims
On April 24 2018, in a five-to-four decision in SAS Institute Inc v Iancu, the Supreme Court held that when the US Patent and Trademark Office …