As much as we would love to here on The Intellogist® Blog, we could never delve deeply into every news story in the informatics and search world. What follows is a quick hitting list of ...
Arlington Industries, Inc. v. Bridgeport Fittings, Inc. (Fed. Cir. Jan. 20, 2011)
In this case, the Federal Circuit found that the district court misconstrued claim terms by importing a limitation from the specification into the ...
As most readers of this blog realize, patent reexamination parallel to a district court/ITC litigation is often initiated in an attempt to stay the more cost prohibitive ...
Here are the slides from my Continuing Legal Education (CLE) presentation given at the ABA Business Law Sections’s Cyberspace Institute last week. If you would like a copy via email or would like the ...
Yes, it’s back. Another congressional term, another patent reform act, and another opportunity for corporate hacks to spread lies and misinformation. You’d think this dance was getting a little old, but those lobbyists ...
U.S. Pat. No. 7,107,621: Optical illusion wear.
What is claimed is:
1. An article of wearing apparel comprising: material including only opaque qualities and a visible surface defined by spaced apart outer ...
Per this press release from the USPTO earlier today .
USPTO to Issue Proposal for “Track One” Accelerated Patent Examination in Flexible “Three Track” Patent Processing Program
Agency also announces plan to clear backlog of oldest ...