Patent & IP news for January 28, 2011
Patent Litigations
- Patent Group, LLC v. McGard, LLC filed 2011-01-27 in Texas Eastern
- Icon Health & Fitness v. Body-Solid filed 2011-01-27 in Utah
- Irwin Industrial Tool Company d/b/a Lenox v. Bibow Industries, Inc. et. al. filed 2011-01-27 in Massachusetts
- Daritech, Inc. v. Green Source Automation, LLC filed 2011-01-27 in California Eastern
- Pacific Coast Marine Windshields Limited v. Malibu Boats, LLC et. al. filed 2011-01-27 in Florida Middle
- Cisco Systems Inc. v. SynQor Inc. filed 2011-01-26 in Delaware
- Affinity Labs of Texas, LLC v. Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. et. al. filed 2011-01-28 in Texas Eastern
- SynQor, Inc. v. Ericsson, Inc. et. al. filed 2011-01-28 in Texas Eastern
- Levine v. Casio America, Inc. et. al. filed 2011-01-28 in Texas Eastern
- Novartis Vaccines and Diagnostics Inc. v. MedImmune LLC et. al. filed 2011-01-26 in Delaware
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Thomas Edison’s Predictions for the Year 2011. from anticipatethis.wordpress.com JW Note: Hat tip to the folks at the Paleofuture blog, where we first read this story. Originally published on June 23, 1911 by the Miami Metropolis Newspaper.
What will the world be a hundred ...
2010 False Marking Year in Review, Looking Forward from www.grayonclaims.com In 2010, we saw a total of at least 674 new cases involving claims of false patent marking, with over half the cases filed by just eight different plaintiffs, and half the cases filed in ...
New article in Intellectual Property Magazine: The Value of Efficiency and Transparency in IP Licensing: Let the Market Decide from www.ipprospective.com I recently published a new article in Intellectual Property Magazine titled “The Value of Efficiency and Transparency in IP Licensing: Let the Market Decide”. The piece discusses the need for a more efficient licensing model ...
Specification Disavowal Limits Claim Scope in Patent Reexamination from www.patentspostgrant.com Unreasonable to Extend Claim Scope to Described Prior Art
Perhaps mindful of the last patent reexamination appeal that related to flooring technology, yesterday the BPAI reversed an Examiner claim construction as unreasonable. As a reminder ...
"High Court Clarifies Scope of Patent Attorney Litigators' Rights" is the title of an item posted earlier this week on the website of Hogarth Chambers. Hogarth is well placed to comment on the case in ...
The following comment has been received in response to Wednesday's thoughtful and provocative piece on the availability of damages for the infringement of a patent which is subsequently held invalid. Blogger's Comments only ...
No original content today, but check out my update to the Samy Garb’s pro se attempt to enforce an expired patent. It seems Mr. Gharb has been at this for awhile.
Also, here are ...
GDP estimates from BEA for the 4th quarter of 2010 shows that the economy grew by 3.2%. This compares with a 2.6% growth rate in the 3rd quarter. For the entire year, GDP ...
What do patent attorneys and foodies have in common? Both will enjoy the latest episode of Freakonomics Radio: “Waiter, There’s a Physicist in My Soup.“ The hosts interview Nathan Myhrvold, founder of Intellectual Ventures ...
I was recently contacted by a world-renowned professor who was seeking advice about a piece of intellectually property (IP) he created, and that his university was profitably exploiting. Who owned the IP? Can he exploit ...
Canada gets it. Or at least Tony Clement, Canadian Minister of Industry, gets it when it come to understanding that the manufacturing and knowledge economy are one.
Here is a quote fro a recent article ...
Energy Recovery Inc. (ERI), a company based in San Leandro, California, has developed technology that reduces the amount of energy required for desalination.
The technology does not directly relate to filtering water, but instead harnesses ...
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