Patent & IP news for April 19, 2014

Virginia Supreme Court gives expansive definition to "proprietary" in FOIA case involving documents of Michael Mann from ipbiz.blogspot.com

IPBiz examined the "trade secret" exemption to FOIA requests in the post Wyoming Supreme Court adopts FOIA definition of "trade secret" in "public records" dispute In the case American Tradition Institute v. University of Virginia ...

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Loss for Teva in Copaxone patent war from ipbiz.blogspot.com

On Good Friday, April 18, 2014, Chief Justice Roberts, denied Teva a request for a stay in the Copaxone case, noting that he was not convinced Teva had shown the "likelihood of irreparable harm" if ...

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Forbes: back to the past on "low quality patent" argument? from ipbiz.blogspot.com

The text in The Patent Drain on Economic Growth


Over the years, however, the system has broken down in a number of ways. An overworked Patent and Trademark Office issued too many patents of questionable ...

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