Patent & IP news for October 3, 2009

Claim Aneurism from www.patenthawk.com

Edwards Lifesciences sued Cook over four patents claiming intraluminal grafts to treat aneurisms. The claimed invention was construed to require a "malleable wire," which the accused products lacked, having instead "self-expanding wires." Hence non-infringement. In ...

Share via E–mail | Twitter | Facebook

"Because he could" from ipbiz.blogspot.com

During the brief tenure of James Rogan as Director of the USPTO, LBE had a chance to hear Rogan give a speech in New York City, which speech contained a story which ended in the ...

Share via E–mail | Twitter | Facebook

Rules for Working With a Patent Attorney from www.ipwatchdog.com

This article was written for the United Inventors Association Newsletter and is reprinted here with permission. Sign up to receive the free UIA weekly newsletter. ******************************** Over the years I have received quite a number of ...

Share via E–mail | Twitter | Facebook

Google Wave and the practice of IP law from inventblog.com

Perhaps the biggest tech buzz this last week was Google’s release of 100,000 invites to its new project, Google Wave. Google was kind enough to release a very long video (80 minutes) explaining ...

Share via E–mail | Twitter | Facebook