Patent & IP news for September 4, 2012
Patent Litigations
- CeeColor Industries LLC v. Digi International Inc. filed 2012-08-31 in Delaware
- Cronos Technologies LLC filed 2012-08-31 in Delaware
- Northgate Technologies, Inc. v. Stryker Corporation et. al. filed 2012-09-04 in Illinois Northern
- Cronos Technologies LLC filed 2012-08-31 in Delaware
- Orientview Technologies LLC v. Iconix Brand Group Inc. filed 2012-08-31 in Delaware
- Medicis Pharmaceutical Corporation v. Actavis Mid Atlantic LLC filed 2012-08-31 in Delaware
- Ipeg Limited Liability Company v. Valley National Bancorp filed 2012-08-31 in New Jersey
- Blue Spike, LLC v. CBS Interactive, Inc. et. al. filed 2012-09-04 in Texas Eastern
- Powerline Innovations, LLC v. IC Intracom Holdings, LLC et. al. filed 2012-09-04 in Texas Eastern
- Blue Spike, LLC v. Clear Channel Broadcasting, Inc. filed 2012-09-04 in Texas Eastern
- Powerline Innovations, LLC v. Comtrend Corporation et. al. filed 2012-09-04 in Texas Eastern
- EC Data Systems, Inc. v. J2 Global, Inc. et. al. filed 2012-09-04 in California Central
- Blue Spike, LLC v. Soundmouse Ltd. filed 2012-09-04 in Texas Eastern
- Powell v. Jobar International, Inc. filed 2012-09-04 in Ohio Northern
- The Tawnsaura Group LLC v. NutraBio.com Inc filed 2012-08-28 in California Central
- Exacto Inc v. Platte Chemical Co filed 2012-09-04 in Wisconsin Eastern
- Patriot Ordnance Factory Incorporated et. al. v. Advanced Device Design Incorporated et. al. filed 2012-08-31 in Arizona
- Eugene v. McKeller et. al. filed 2012-09-04 in North Carolina Western
- Vehicle Service Group, LLC et. al. filed 2012-09-04 in Indiana Southern
- TQP Development, LLC v. Onkyo U.S.A. Corporation filed 2012-09-04 in Texas Eastern
- TQP Development, LLC v. NFL Enterprises LLC filed 2012-09-04 in Texas Eastern
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Patent & IP Blogs
Apple Escapes Liability for its Cover-Flow & Spotlight OS Features: More on Inducement from www.patentlyo.com By Dennis Crouch Mirror Worlds v. Apple (Fed. Cir. 2012) This is an interesting case to consider in parallel to the recent jury verdict in Apple v. Samsung. In that case, the jury recently found ...
Lawsuit Challenges AIA’s Constitutionality from hallingblog.com According to the New York Times Article Inventor Challenges a Sweeping Revision in Patent Law, a lawsuit has been filed to challenge the Constitutionality of the “first to file” provisions of the America Invents Act ...
Crowdfunding: Public Funding of Innovations and Artistic Expression from dunlapcodding.com Launched in 2009, Kickstarter has been soaring into headlines lately for helping individuals bring their dreams to reality by giving various inventors, designers, and artists a forum to get financing for their projects. Kickstarter’s ...
Analysing the Delhi University v. Publishers Photocopying Case from spicyipindia.blogspot.com The on-going litigation between a group of leading publishers and a small photocopying shop attached to Delhi University has all the elements of a legendary 'fair dealing' debate.
On one side we have Big Publishing ...
En Banc Federal Circuit Eases Requirements For Induced Infringement Of Method Claims from www.pharmapatentsblog.com
On August 31, 2012, the Federal Circuit issued an en banc, per curiam opinion deciding both Akamai Technologies, Inc. v. Limelight Networks, Inc. and McKesson Technologies, Inc. v. Epic Systems Corp., which each relate to ...
On August 31, 2012, the Federal Circuit issued an en banc, per curiam opinion deciding both Akamai Technologies, Inc. v. Limelight Networks, Inc. and McKesson Technologies, Inc. v. Epic Systems Corp., which each relate to ...
Pisano on Chandler and organizational innovation from www.athenaalliance.org
I recently came across an essay by Gary P. Pisano of the Harvard Business School on "The evolution of science-based business: innovating how we innovate." That subject matter is interesting in and of itself. But ...
I recently came across an essay by Gary P. Pisano of the Harvard Business School on "The evolution of science-based business: innovating how we innovate." That subject matter is interesting in and of itself. But ...
District Court Grant of Ongoing Royalty Precludes Finding of Section 337 Violation by ITC from docketreport.blogspot.com
The ALJ granted respondents' motion for summary determination of no violation of Section 337 because respondents were authorized to import and sell the accused products pursuant to a district court order involving the same parties ...
The ALJ granted respondents' motion for summary determination of no violation of Section 337 because respondents were authorized to import and sell the accused products pursuant to a district court order involving the same parties ...
USPTO releases new proposed fees from www.patentlyo.com
The USPTO has released a new notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM). In the press release, the USPTO indicates a 22% drop in fees for "routine patent processes." Thus, a patent applicant will see a reduction ...
The USPTO has released a new notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM). In the press release, the USPTO indicates a 22% drop in fees for "routine patent processes." Thus, a patent applicant will see a reduction ...
Watch Your Assets … from tacticalip.com
TweetBusiness assets have value. Understanding the value of assets on hand is important to starting a business, to conducting a business, and to dissolving a business. Ironically, many business...
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TweetBusiness assets have value. Understanding the value of assets on hand is important to starting a business, to conducting a business, and to dissolving a business. Ironically, many business...
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U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Seeks Comment on Proposed Fee Schedule as Mandated by America Invents Act from www.ipwatchdog.com
The proposed fees are at least 22 percent lower for a routine patent process—i.e., filing, search, examination, publication, and issue fees—than the current fee schedule. The current proposed fees also are lower ...
The proposed fees are at least 22 percent lower for a routine patent process—i.e., filing, search, examination, publication, and issue fees—than the current fee schedule. The current proposed fees also are lower ...
Happy Labor Day from Article One! from info.articleonepartners.com
As we noted last Friday, summer is coming to an end. For many of our Researchers from the U.S., Labor Day Weekend marks the end of summer. While the holiday weekend is almost over ...
Will the Supreme Court Weigh in on Reverse Payments in ANDA Cases? from www.iplawalert.com
We previously reported on developments in various United States Courts of Appeal decisions concerning reverse payments in Hatch-Waxman litigation settlements - that is, payments made by branded pharmaceutical patent holders to generic challengers to postpone market ...
Constitutionality of First-to-File Challenged from inventivestep.net
Madstad Engineering and Mark Stadnyk have sued the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office alleging that the change of the US patent system from a first-to-invent to a first-to-file regime violates the US Constitution. A ...
Madstad Engineering and Mark Stadnyk have sued the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office alleging that the change of the US patent system from a first-to-invent to a first-to-file regime violates the US Constitution. A ...
Avoiding Poison Apples and Tending to Blackberries: Did Canada’s 1989 Shift To First-To-File Nip Small-Time Innovation In the Bud? from www.iposgoode.ca
New legal research from the University of Pennsylvania Law School suggests so. The aim of the study, according to Professors David S. Abrams and R. Polk Wagner, is to empirically predict how the recent changes ...
New legal research from the University of Pennsylvania Law School suggests so. The aim of the study, according to Professors David S. Abrams and R. Polk Wagner, is to empirically predict how the recent changes ...
CAFC’s Joint Infringement Conundrum: The Discordant En Banc Ruling in Akamai Technologies & McKesson Technologies, Part 1* from www.ipwatchdog.com
In Akamai Technologies and McKesson Technologies (August 31, 2012), with an opinion over 30 pages long, a bare six judge per curiam majority found it unnecessary to resolve the joint infringement issue. Instead, the per ...
In Akamai Technologies and McKesson Technologies (August 31, 2012), with an opinion over 30 pages long, a bare six judge per curiam majority found it unnecessary to resolve the joint infringement issue. Instead, the per ...
David Olson & Stefania Fusco—Rules versus Standards: Competing Notions of Inconsistency Robustness in Patent Law from writtendescription.blogspot.com
Why do the Federal Circuit and the Supreme Court repeatedly diverge on the adoption of rules versus standards in patent law? In Rules versus Standards: Competing Notions of Inconsistency Robustness in Patent Law, Forthcoming Alabama ...
Why do the Federal Circuit and the Supreme Court repeatedly diverge on the adoption of rules versus standards in patent law? In Rules versus Standards: Competing Notions of Inconsistency Robustness in Patent Law, Forthcoming Alabama ...
Featured Study: Product Keys to Prevent Software Pirating from info.articleonepartners.com
Most modern software and media is protected by digital rights management (DRM). Many online documents, games, and other information online may even require passcodes and access keys in order to download to files. To make ...
Technicalities of claim language from ocpatentlawyer.com
Facts of case In the following case, the patent claim at issue is directed to computer hard disk drive storage systems. Magsil v. Hitachi (Fed. Cir. 2012). Without boring everyone with the technical specifics, the ...
Facts of case In the following case, the patent claim at issue is directed to computer hard disk drive storage systems. Magsil v. Hitachi (Fed. Cir. 2012). Without boring everyone with the technical specifics, the ...
Free Bilingual Searching for Finnish Patents from intellogist.wordpress.com
The websites for intellectual property offices of numerous countries provide a range of free patent, design, and utility model search options which will be of use to prior art searchers during exhaustive patent searches. Although ...
The websites for intellectual property offices of numerous countries provide a range of free patent, design, and utility model search options which will be of use to prior art searchers during exhaustive patent searches. Although ...
US Film Industry (Also) Likes Democrats’ Platform On IP And Internet Freedom from www.ip-watch.org
The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) today said that it is "extremely pleased" with the presidential election platform of the Democratic Party, echoing praise the music industry group gave last week to the rival ...
The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) today said that it is "extremely pleased" with the presidential election platform of the Democratic Party, echoing praise the music industry group gave last week to the rival ...
Samsung's designarounds may complicate the ITC investigation of Apple's complaint from www.fosspatents.com
Companies can change smartphones (especially their operating software) more quickly than federal courts and the ITC can rule on infringement complaints. This is a problem in many cases, but the dispute between Apple and Samsung ...
Tour Engine’s Split-Cycle Technology Improves Internal Combustion from www.greenpatentblog.com
Tour Engine is a San Diego company that has developed a more fuel efficient internal combustion engine (ICE) based on standard piston/cylinder engine architecture. The company’s TourEngine builds on a “split-cycle” design. While ...
Tour Engine is a San Diego company that has developed a more fuel efficient internal combustion engine (ICE) based on standard piston/cylinder engine architecture. The company’s TourEngine builds on a “split-cycle” design. While ...
Akamai: Inducement of patent infringement can occur even no single entity performs the entire patented method from ipspotlight.com
The Federal Circuit recently made it easier for patent holders to address what the Court called “the problem of divided infringement,” i.e., a situation where a defendant induces several other parties to collectively perform ...
The Federal Circuit recently made it easier for patent holders to address what the Court called “the problem of divided infringement,” i.e., a situation where a defendant induces several other parties to collectively perform ...
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