Patent & IP news for April 30, 2013
Patent Litigations
- Acura Pharmaceuticals Inc. v. Ranbaxy Inc. et. al. filed 2013-04-29 in Delaware
- DietGoal Innovations LLC v. Bravo Media LLC (Division of NBC Universal Media, LLC) filed 2013-04-30 in Virginia Eastern
- Bradhart Products, Inc. v. Antler Insanity LLC filed 2013-04-30 in Michigan Eastern
- Milos Misha Subotincic et. al. v. Conagra Foods Inc et. al. filed 2013-04-25 in California Central
- The Tawnsaura Group LLC v. Corr Jensen Labs Inc filed 2013-04-29 in California Central
- Porto Technology, Co., Ltd. et. al. v. Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless et. al. filed 2013-04-26 in Virginia Eastern
- AAC Forearm Forklift Inc v. TV Products USA Inc et. al. filed 2013-04-29 in California Central
- CDX Diagnostics, Inc. et. al. v. Histologics, LLC et. al. filed 2013-04-26 in New York Southern
- Lunareye, Inc. v. Xact Technology, LLC filed 2013-04-30 in Texas Eastern
- The Neiman Marcus Group, Inc. v. Doe filed 2013-04-30 in Texas Northern
- Ericsson Inc. et. al. v. Samsung Electronics Co., LTD., et. al. filed 2013-04-30 in Texas Eastern
- LunarEye, Inc. v. Gps Insight, L.L.C. filed 2013-04-30 in Texas Eastern
- International Buying Corporation Worldwide, Inc. v. Title Boxing, LLC filed 2013-04-30 in Rhode Island
- International Buying Corporation Worldwide, Inc. v. Franklin Sports, Inc. filed 2013-04-30 in Rhode Island
- Navico, Inc. v. Raymarine, Inc. filed 2013-04-29 in Oklahoma Northern
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Patent & IP Blogs
Keyboard Cat and Nyan Cat’s Attorneys Sue Scribblenauts Videogame For Copyright and Trademark Infringement from www.iptrademarkattorney.com Los Angeles, CA – A copyright and trademark infringement lawsuit was filed against Warner Bros. and 5th Cell Media, the creators of the Scribblenauts videogame, by attorneys for Charles Schmidt – creator of the Keyboard Cat meme ...
Coelacanth Genome Sequence Determined from www.patentdocs.org
By Kevin E. Noonan -- The coelacanth, an aquatic animal described as a "living fossil" when discovered in 1938, was thought to have gone extinct during late Cretaceous period, ~70 million years ago. Only about 300 ...
By Kevin E. Noonan -- The coelacanth, an aquatic animal described as a "living fossil" when discovered in 1938, was thought to have gone extinct during late Cretaceous period, ~70 million years ago. Only about 300 ...
The Corbys have copyrights from ipwars.com
Various members of Schapelle Corby‘s family, like most other people who take photographs, do own copyright in the photographs they have taken and Allen & Unwin, which published 5 of their photographs in The Sins ...
Various members of Schapelle Corby‘s family, like most other people who take photographs, do own copyright in the photographs they have taken and Allen & Unwin, which published 5 of their photographs in The Sins ...
UNCTAD Handbook: IP And The CBD Protocol On Genetic Resources from www.ip-watch.org
The Nagoya Protocol, adopted under the Convention on Biological Diversity, provides a set of rules to prevent misappropriation of genetic resources. As such, it crosses paths with the international intellectual property system. This interface is ...
The Nagoya Protocol, adopted under the Convention on Biological Diversity, provides a set of rules to prevent misappropriation of genetic resources. As such, it crosses paths with the international intellectual property system. This interface is ...
Software Patents: Drafting for Litigation and a Global Economy from www.ipwatchdog.com
On March 25, 2013, I spoke on the record with Eric Gould Bear (left) about software innovations, software patents and the trials and tribulations of litigating software patents long after they were first written. In ...
On March 25, 2013, I spoke on the record with Eric Gould Bear (left) about software innovations, software patents and the trials and tribulations of litigating software patents long after they were first written. In ...
CERN Marks 20 Years Of Making Available WorldWideWeb Technology from www.ip-watch.org
Twenty years ago the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) put its WorldWideWeb technology in the public domain. Related Articles:
Twenty years ago the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) put its WorldWideWeb technology in the public domain. Related Articles:
They Invented What? (No. 228) from anticipatethis.wordpress.com
U.S. Patent No. 6,145,506: Decorative penile wrap. What is claimed is: 1. A decorative penile wrap mountable about a human penis for stimulative, non-intercourse use comprising: a sheath sized for encircling a ...
U.S. Patent No. 6,145,506: Decorative penile wrap. What is claimed is: 1. A decorative penile wrap mountable about a human penis for stimulative, non-intercourse use comprising: a sheath sized for encircling a ...
UK Moving on Design Patent Rights from www.patentlyo.com
By Dennis Crouch UK has an Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) that is the go-to-agency when considering policy implications of potential changes to the laws. One recent focus of the UKIPO has been industrial design rights ...
By Dennis Crouch UK has an Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) that is the go-to-agency when considering policy implications of potential changes to the laws. One recent focus of the UKIPO has been industrial design rights ...
Design Patents from inventivestep.net
Utility patents get all of the publicity in when discussing innovation. This could be changing with Apple’s $1.05 billion verdict against Samsung, which was based in large part on infringement of Apple’s ...
Utility patents get all of the publicity in when discussing innovation. This could be changing with Apple’s $1.05 billion verdict against Samsung, which was based in large part on infringement of Apple’s ...
Lazare Kaplan v. Photoscribe: Make Sure to Always File a Cross-Appeal (Except When You Shouldn't) from www.patentlyo.com
By Jason Rantanen Lazare Kaplan Int'l. v. Photoscribe Technologies, Inc. (Fed. Cir. 2013) Download Lazare Kaplan v Photoscribe Panel: Lourie (author), Dyk (dissent), Reyna Deciding which issues to appeal can sometimes be a challenging ...
By Jason Rantanen Lazare Kaplan Int'l. v. Photoscribe Technologies, Inc. (Fed. Cir. 2013) Download Lazare Kaplan v Photoscribe Panel: Lourie (author), Dyk (dissent), Reyna Deciding which issues to appeal can sometimes be a challenging ...
Confirmation Hearing for Raymond Chen from www.717madisonplace.com
The Senate Judiciary Committee quietly conducted the confirmation hearing for Raymond Chen last Wednesday. While only three Senators on the committee were present for the hearing, the questioning was refreshingly more patent-centric than in recent ...
The Senate Judiciary Committee quietly conducted the confirmation hearing for Raymond Chen last Wednesday. While only three Senators on the committee were present for the hearing, the questioning was refreshingly more patent-centric than in recent ...
ITC Institutes Investigation (337-TA-879) Regarding Certain Sleep-Disordered Breathing Treatment Systems from www.itcblog.com
On April 26, 2013, the U.S. International Trade Commission issued a press release announcing their vote to institute an investigation of Certain Sleep-Disordered Breathing Treatment Systems and Components Thereof (Inv. No. 337-TA-879). The investigation ...
On April 26, 2013, the U.S. International Trade Commission issued a press release announcing their vote to institute an investigation of Certain Sleep-Disordered Breathing Treatment Systems and Components Thereof (Inv. No. 337-TA-879). The investigation ...
AEREO, Cable, What’s The Difference? from www.iposgoode.ca
The world of copyright law is constantly evolving and adapting to changes and innovations. No case better captures this ongoing evolution than the recent American decision of WNET, THIRTEEN, FOX TELEVISION STATIONS, INC. v. AEREO ...
The world of copyright law is constantly evolving and adapting to changes and innovations. No case better captures this ongoing evolution than the recent American decision of WNET, THIRTEEN, FOX TELEVISION STATIONS, INC. v. AEREO ...
Biotech Venture Funding Down 33% in First Quarter from www.patentdocs.org
By Donald Zuhn -- Earlier this month, the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA), a trade association representing the U.S. venture capital industry, released the results of its MoneyTree Report on venture funding for the first ...
By Donald Zuhn -- Earlier this month, the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA), a trade association representing the U.S. venture capital industry, released the results of its MoneyTree Report on venture funding for the first ...
Guest Post: Nine Reasons why the Supreme Court Should Side with Myriad and Affirm the Patenting of Isolated Human Genes from www.patentlyo.com
Guest Post by Benjamin Jackson, Senior Director of Legal Affairs at Myriad Genetics, Inc. The Myriad Case: A Golden Opportunity to Bring Clarity and Fairness to Subject-Matter Eligibility Two weeks ago the US Supreme Court ...
Guest Post by Benjamin Jackson, Senior Director of Legal Affairs at Myriad Genetics, Inc. The Myriad Case: A Golden Opportunity to Bring Clarity and Fairness to Subject-Matter Eligibility Two weeks ago the US Supreme Court ...
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