Patent & IP news for March 26, 2014
Patent Litigations
- Hawk Technology Systems,LLC v. Columbia Sportswear USA Corporation filed 2014-03-25 in Florida Southern
- TainoApp Inc. v. Kobo Inc. et. al. filed 2014-03-25 in Delaware
- Vizio, Inc. v. Pragmatus Telecom, LLC filed 2014-03-25 in California Central
- Reald Inc. v. Volfoni, Inc. et. al. filed 2014-03-26 in California Central
- Reald Inc. v. Masterimage 3D, Inc. et. al. filed 2014-03-26 in California Central
- Adaptix, Inc. v. Blackberry Limited, Blackberry Corporation filed 2014-03-26 in California Northern
- Adaptix, Inc. v. Sony Mobile Communications, Inc. et. al. filed 2014-03-26 in California Northern
- Adaptix, Inc. v. Blackberry Limited, Blackberry Corporation filed 2014-03-26 in California Northern
- CATR Co., Ltd. v. IPMedia Holdings, Inc., d/b/a Custom USB and CustomUSB.com filed 2014-03-26 in Illinois Northern
- Cargotec Marine GmbH et. al. v. Quality Pacific Manufacturing Inc filed 2014-03-26 in Wisconsin Eastern
- Eclipse IP LLC v. Pacific Gas & Electric Company filed 2014-03-25 in California Eastern
- Adaptix, Inc. v. Blackberry Limited, Blackberry Corporation filed 2014-03-25 in California Northern
- Adaptix, Inc. v. Amazon.com, Inc. et. al. filed 2014-03-25 in California Northern
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Patent & IP Blogs
Is the long arm of the British IP Courts only a "phantom menace"? from ipkitten.blogspot.com In the bookshelf-lined rooms of an intimate room of Lincoln's Inn, members of The Intellectual Property Lawyers Organization (TIPLO) convened on a chilly March night to debate the long arm of English justice -- or ...
Not only in America: the fight for access to sealed Apple-Samsung court documents from www.fosspatents.com This week I'm spending my time mostly on software development, but today is an exception and I wanted to share some information of the kind I usually don't blog about. In connection with ...
Wednesday whimsies from ipkitten.blogspot.com This Kat received an excited email from Managing Intellectual Property editor James Nurton, telling him all about the journal's 2014 Global Awards this week at The Dorchester, London. It must have been a fun ...
“Gramm v. Deere” for the 21st Century from www.717madisonplace.com
In case there was any doubt that history repeats itself, a new case was filed last week captioned Gramm v. Deere and Co. Alright, not quite Graham v. John Deere and Co.; but, close enough ...
In case there was any doubt that history repeats itself, a new case was filed last week captioned Gramm v. Deere and Co. Alright, not quite Graham v. John Deere and Co.; but, close enough ...
Alcon Research Ltd. v. Barr Laboratories Inc. (Fed. Cir. 2014) from www.patentdocs.org
Barr does not infringe, Alcon's patents not invalid By Kevin E. Noonan -- In ANDA litigation between branded drug maker Alcon Research and generic drugmaker Barr Laboratories, the Federal Circuit affirmed a District Court finding ...
Barr does not infringe, Alcon's patents not invalid By Kevin E. Noonan -- In ANDA litigation between branded drug maker Alcon Research and generic drugmaker Barr Laboratories, the Federal Circuit affirmed a District Court finding ...
CAFC invokes 1907 Kessler doctrine in Brain Life v. Elekta from ipbiz.blogspot.com
Although the CAFC found that claim preclusion did not apply to new acts of infringement, the 1907 Kessler. Doctrine could be invoked by a patent infringement defendant.
There is such a thing as a status ...
Although the CAFC found that claim preclusion did not apply to new acts of infringement, the 1907 Kessler. Doctrine could be invoked by a patent infringement defendant.
There is such a thing as a status ...
Google wants people who "argue like hell" from ipbiz.blogspot.com
In a post titled WHY GOOGLE WANTS NEW HIRES WHO ARE HUMBLE AND ARGUE about hiring practices at Google
Then who does the best at Google? According to Bock, it's the people who "argue ...
In a post titled WHY GOOGLE WANTS NEW HIRES WHO ARE HUMBLE AND ARGUE about hiring practices at Google
Then who does the best at Google? According to Bock, it's the people who "argue ...
ALJ Essex Terminates Investigation In Certain Marine Sonar Imaging Devices (337-TA-898) from www.itcblog.com
On March 24, 2014, ALJ Theodore R. Essex issued Order No. 12 in Certain Marine Sonar Imaging Devices, Products Containing the Same, and Components Thereof (Inv. No. 337-TA-898). By way of background, this investigation is ...
On March 24, 2014, ALJ Theodore R. Essex issued Order No. 12 in Certain Marine Sonar Imaging Devices, Products Containing the Same, and Components Thereof (Inv. No. 337-TA-898). By way of background, this investigation is ...
ALJ Lord Rules On Discovery Motions In Certain Optical Disc Drives (337-TA-897) from www.itcblog.com
On March 21, 2014, ALJ Dee Lord issued Order No. 40 in Certain Optical Disc Drives, Components Thereof, and Products Containing the Same (Inv. No. 337-TA-897). In the Order, ALJ Lord ruled on six discovery ...
On March 21, 2014, ALJ Dee Lord issued Order No. 40 in Certain Optical Disc Drives, Components Thereof, and Products Containing the Same (Inv. No. 337-TA-897). In the Order, ALJ Lord ruled on six discovery ...
Licensing Executives Society wants to 'make the world better through [patent] licensing' from www.fosspatents.com
In less than two months, many of the thought leaders in intellectual property, including Federal Circuit Chief Judge Randall Rader and WIPO Director General Francis Gurry, will meet in Moscow at the 2014 Licensing Executives ...
By Dennis Crouch Lexmark Int’l v. Static Control (Supreme Court 2014) In a unanimous opinion penned by Justice Scalia, the Supreme Court has ruled that standing in §1125(a) false-advertising claims are not limited to competitors. Rather, it can be sufficient that a plaintiff have a commercial injury “flowing directly from the deception wrought by the […] from patentlyo.com
By Dennis Crouch Lexmark Int’l v. Static Control (Supreme Court 2014) In a unanimous opinion penned by Justice Scalia, the Supreme Court has ruled that standing in §1125(a) false-advertising claims are not limited ...
By Dennis Crouch Lexmark Int’l v. Static Control (Supreme Court 2014) In a unanimous opinion penned by Justice Scalia, the Supreme Court has ruled that standing in §1125(a) false-advertising claims are not limited ...
Universities licensing to patent trolls? from ipbiz.blogspot.com
From the post Tech Firms and Universities Spar Over Patent Troll Bill
“There have been some cases where universities are knowingly licensing patents or selling them to companies that are NPEs and widely thought to ...
From the post Tech Firms and Universities Spar Over Patent Troll Bill
“There have been some cases where universities are knowingly licensing patents or selling them to companies that are NPEs and widely thought to ...
ITC Issues Public Version Of Opinion In Certain Wireless Consumer Electronics Devices (337-TA-853) from www.itcblog.com
Further to our February 24, 2014 post, on March 21, 2014, the International Trade Commission (the “Commission”) issued the public version of its opinion finding no violation of Section 337 in Certain Wireless Consumer Electronics ...
Further to our February 24, 2014 post, on March 21, 2014, the International Trade Commission (the “Commission”) issued the public version of its opinion finding no violation of Section 337 in Certain Wireless Consumer Electronics ...
Chinese Paper Company Relies on IP to Gain 7.9 Billion RMB Loan from sharpip.blogspot.com
March 6, 2014: I recently learned of important news from the Province of Shandong in northern China. A Chinese paper company, Quanlin Paper (also known as "Tralin Paper") has used its portfolio of patents and ...
March 6, 2014: I recently learned of important news from the Province of Shandong in northern China. A Chinese paper company, Quanlin Paper (also known as "Tralin Paper") has used its portfolio of patents and ...
New Patent Case Scheduling Order Seeks to Achieve Efficiencies in Delaware from www.iplawalert.com
This week, United States District Judge Sue L. Robinson issued a new Patent Case Scheduling Order dictating how patent cases will proceed in Her Honor’s Court. The District of Delaware is second only to ...
This week, United States District Judge Sue L. Robinson issued a new Patent Case Scheduling Order dictating how patent cases will proceed in Her Honor’s Court. The District of Delaware is second only to ...
Regarding Patent Application Costs from inventivestep.net
There are a large number of inventors and companies out there now that want patent work done as cheaply as possible. Especially since the economy has tanked, many inventors and companies are attempting to low-ball ...
There are a large number of inventors and companies out there now that want patent work done as cheaply as possible. Especially since the economy has tanked, many inventors and companies are attempting to low-ball ...
Microsoft announces license agreement with Dell, its 23rd known Android patent deal (29 in total) from www.fosspatents.com
Earlier today I blogged about the Licensing Executives Society, which wants to "make the world better through [patent] licensing". Now I have three new Android-related patent license agreements to add to my list, and the ...
ALJ Shaw Denies Motion To Compel In Certain Point-To-Point Network Communication Devices (337-TA-892) from www.itcblog.com
On March 24, 2014, ALJ David P. Shaw issued Order No. 25 in Certain Point-to-Point Network Communication Devices and Products Containing the Same (Inv. No. 337-TA-892). In the Order, ALJ Shaw denied Complainant Straight Path ...
On March 24, 2014, ALJ David P. Shaw issued Order No. 25 in Certain Point-to-Point Network Communication Devices and Products Containing the Same (Inv. No. 337-TA-892). In the Order, ALJ Shaw denied Complainant Straight Path ...
CAFC in Stoneeagle: "Otherwise, patent attorneys and patent agents would be co-inventors on nearly every patent." from ipbiz.blogspot.com
From Stoneeagle v. Gilman:
But even where a federal question is raised, the federal courts’ jurisdiction is still limited by the “Cases” or “Controversies” requirement of Article III of the Constitution. Prasco, 537 F.3d ...
From Stoneeagle v. Gilman:
But even where a federal question is raised, the federal courts’ jurisdiction is still limited by the “Cases” or “Controversies” requirement of Article III of the Constitution. Prasco, 537 F.3d ...
CAFC affirms the TTAB in Stone Lion from ipbiz.blogspot.com
Stone Lion v. Lion was a trademark case:
On August 20, 2008, Stone Lion filed an intent-to-use application to register the mark “STONE LION CAPITAL” with the PTO. It proposed using the mark in connection ...
Stone Lion v. Lion was a trademark case:
On August 20, 2008, Stone Lion filed an intent-to-use application to register the mark “STONE LION CAPITAL” with the PTO. It proposed using the mark in connection ...
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