Patent & IP news for November 7, 2012
Patent Litigations
- Pamlab LLC et. al. v. Acella Pharmaceuticals LLC filed 2012-11-06 in Delaware
- Littelfuse, Inc. v. Pacific Engineering Corporation et. al. filed 2012-11-07 in Michigan Eastern
- Think Village-Kerfoot LLC v. APTwater Inc filed 2012-11-06 in California Central
- Eclipse IP LLC v. Wayfair, Inc. filed 2012-11-06 in Illinois Northern
- Think Village-Kerfoot LLC v. Stantec Inc filed 2012-11-06 in California Central
- Laughing Rabbit, Inc. v. Dealextreme filed 2012-11-07 in Washington Western
- CA, Inc. v. New Relic filed 2012-11-05 in New York Eastern
- Menta v. Save Phace, Inc. et. al. filed 2012-11-07 in Texas Eastern
- Charge Lion LLC v. Microchip Technology Incorporated filed 2012-11-07 in Texas Eastern
- Charge Lion LLC v. STMicroelectronics N.V. et. al. filed 2012-11-07 in Texas Eastern
- Charge Lion LLC v. Linear Technology Corporation filed 2012-11-07 in Texas Eastern
- OMG, Inc., et. al. v. ADCO Global, Inc. et. al. filed 2012-11-07 in Massachusetts
- Ziplink, Inc. v. Time Warner Cable Inc. filed 2012-11-07 in Connecticut
- Charge Lion LLC v. Skyworks Solutions, Inc. filed 2012-11-07 in Texas Eastern
- Charge Lion LLC v. Texas Instruments Incorporated filed 2012-11-07 in Texas Eastern
- Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. v. Target Corporation filed 2012-11-07 in Pennsylvania Western
- Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. v. Citigroup, Inc. et. al. filed 2012-11-07 in Pennsylvania Western
- Crest Audio, Inc. v. QSC Audio Products, LLC filed 2012-11-07 in Mississippi Southern
- PI-Net International, Inc v. Commonwealth Central Credit Union filed 2012-11-07 in California Northern
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USPTO Proposes Update to Code of Professional Responsibility from www.patentdocs.org
By Andrew Williams -- Last month, on October 18, 2012, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office published a notice of proposed rulemaking (77 Fed. Reg. 64190) to finally update its rules of professional conduct by ...
By Andrew Williams -- Last month, on October 18, 2012, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office published a notice of proposed rulemaking (77 Fed. Reg. 64190) to finally update its rules of professional conduct by ...
AIPLA Exclusive: On the Record with Todd Dickinson, Part 2 from www.ipwatchdog.com
In this final installment of my interview with Dickinson we discuss the Federal Circuit, including the rumors that I have heard about him possibly being on a short list for a future appointment to the ...
In this final installment of my interview with Dickinson we discuss the Federal Circuit, including the rumors that I have heard about him possibly being on a short list for a future appointment to the ...
Film Industry Praises Obama’s “Understanding” Of IP’s Importance from www.ip-watch.org
The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) last night quickly congratulated US President Barack Obama on his re-election for four more years, praising his “understanding” of the importance of intellectual property to the US economy ...
The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) last night quickly congratulated US President Barack Obama on his re-election for four more years, praising his “understanding” of the importance of intellectual property to the US economy ...
Could US Election Result Reverse Ever-Stronger Copyright Protection? from www.ip-watch.org
US voters returned President Obama for four more years, and kept his party's dominance of the US Senate as well as the opposition party's dominance of the House of Representatives. While the Obama ...
US voters returned President Obama for four more years, and kept his party's dominance of the US Senate as well as the opposition party's dominance of the House of Representatives. While the Obama ...
Timing of the First Office Action on the Merits from www.patentlyo.com
The average US patent issues about 3 ½ years after filing. The bulk of that time can be assigned to the initial examination queue. When USPTO officials refer to the "backlog" of patent applications awaiting ...
The average US patent issues about 3 ½ years after filing. The bulk of that time can be assigned to the initial examination queue. When USPTO officials refer to the "backlog" of patent applications awaiting ...
Internet Governance Forum 2012 Opens In Baku from www.ip-watch.org
Baku, Azerbaijan - Over 100 workshops related to policies and technologies of the internet – including side events, open fora by United Nations and internet governance organisations, and gatherings of the “dynamic coalitions” - are on the agenda ...
Baku, Azerbaijan - Over 100 workshops related to policies and technologies of the internet – including side events, open fora by United Nations and internet governance organisations, and gatherings of the “dynamic coalitions” - are on the agenda ...
PhRMA Opposes FTC's Proposed Rules for Reporting Certain Pharmaceutical Licensing Transactions from www.iplawalert.com
We recently reported that during the August doldrums the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) proposed for comment amendments to the Hart-Scott-Rodino rules that would require reporting of licensing agreements under which a patent holder grants an ...
4 More Years: Patent Consequences and Other Election Musings from www.ipwatchdog.com
In addition to the USPTO remaining in the capable hands of Director Kappos for the foreseeable future, with the reelection of President Obama that means that there could be a real possibility that AIPLA Executive ...
In addition to the USPTO remaining in the capable hands of Director Kappos for the foreseeable future, with the reelection of President Obama that means that there could be a real possibility that AIPLA Executive ...
New Intellogist Report on Orbit.com! from intellogist.wordpress.com
We’ve just released an Intellogist Report on an important patent search system, Orbit.com! Check out the new Intellogist Report to learn all the coverage details about this major player in the patent search ...
We’ve just released an Intellogist Report on an important patent search system, Orbit.com! Check out the new Intellogist Report to learn all the coverage details about this major player in the patent search ...
ALJ Essex Grants Motion To Terminate Investigation As To Micron Technology And Lexar Media In Certain Computers and Computer Peripheral Devices (337-TA-841) from www.itcblog.com
On November 6, 2012, ALJ Theodore R. Essex issued Order No. 28 in Certain Computers and Computer Peripheral Devices and Components Thereof and Products Containing the Same (Inv. No. 337-TA-841). In the Order, ALJ Essex ...
On November 6, 2012, ALJ Theodore R. Essex issued Order No. 28 in Certain Computers and Computer Peripheral Devices and Components Thereof and Products Containing the Same (Inv. No. 337-TA-841). In the Order, ALJ Essex ...
Best line from today's Supreme Court oral arguments in Already v. Nike: MR. DABNEY: Your Honor, in the real world, a business competitor - JUSTICE BREYER: No, I'm not interested in the real world. I am interested in the record. from www.patentlyo.com
Best line from today's Supreme Court oral arguments in Already v. Nike: MR. DABNEY: Your Honor, in the real world, a business competitor - JUSTICE BREYER: No, I'm not interested in the real world ...
Best line from today's Supreme Court oral arguments in Already v. Nike: MR. DABNEY: Your Honor, in the real world, a business competitor - JUSTICE BREYER: No, I'm not interested in the real world ...
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