Patent & IP news for April 1, 2015
Patent Litigations
- NuVasive Inc. v. Neurovision Medical Products Inc. filed 2 days ago in Delaware
- Auto-Kaps, LLC v. Clorox Company filed yesterday in New York Eastern
- Ericsson Inc et. al. v. TCL Communication Technology Holdings Ltd et. al. filed 2 days ago in California Central
- Auto-Kaps, LLC v. Clorox Company filed yesterday in New York Eastern
- Nexus Display Technologies LLC v. Acer Inc. et. al. filed yesterday in California Central
- Nexus Display Technologies LLC v. ASUSTeK Computer Inc. et. al. filed yesterday in California Central
- Nexus Display Technologies LLC v. Hewlett-Packard Company filed yesterday in California Central
- Syngenta Seeds, Inc. v. University of Toledo filed yesterday in Ohio Northern
- Tempur-Pedic Management, LLC v. Banyan Licensing, LLC et. al. filed 2 days ago in Kentucky Eastern
- ASM Assembly Systems Switzerland GmbH et. al. v. QTS Engineering, Inc. filed yesterday in California Southern
USPTO Weekly Stats
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6,805
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64
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Patent & IP Blogs
BREAKING: Dutch court refers questions to CJEU on e-lending and digital exhaustion from ipkitten.blogspot.com Fancy a trip to Luxembourg?First of all, a kat-warning: this is not an April's Fool joke, also because how could you ever make copyright-related jokes? ;)
A few months ago this very blog reported ...
Walmart's Old Mother Hubbard Patent from www.1201tuesday.com "And when she got there, the cupboard was bare..." I didn’t grow up with Walmart. As I wrote six years ago (to the day!), Meijer was more than enough Big Box for us. In ...
BREAKING NEWS: It's official -- the law is an ASOS, or is it an ASSOS ...? from ipkitten.blogspot.com "Is that ASOS,
ASSOS, ASOSS ... ?"The battle between ASSOS and ASOS is the sort of thing that case note writers and legal bloggers dread: complex litigation involving two names that are so similar that it ...
Are you a Klingon or a Replicant? Do you work in IP? If so, read on from ipkitten.blogspot.com Klingons: acceptance within the IP
professions is a long and arduous Trek ..."It takes all sorts to make a world" runs the proverb. Much the same can be said of the community of good souls ...
Virotech Patents, Viropiracy, and Viral Sovereignty from www.iposgoode.ca
INTRODUCTION Access to medicines goes hand in hand with the protection of intellectual property rights. At a time when the United States is undertaking large-scale reforms in both the intellectual property and healthcare arenas, it ...
INTRODUCTION Access to medicines goes hand in hand with the protection of intellectual property rights. At a time when the United States is undertaking large-scale reforms in both the intellectual property and healthcare arenas, it ...
Senju Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. v. Lupin Ltd. (Fed. Cir. 2015) from www.patentdocs.org
By Kevin E. Noonan -- Earlier this month, the Federal Circuit affirmed a District Court judgment of obviousness in ANDA litigation under the Hatch Waxman Act having a long provenance of earlier litigation, in Senju Pharmaceutical ...
By Kevin E. Noonan -- Earlier this month, the Federal Circuit affirmed a District Court judgment of obviousness in ANDA litigation under the Hatch Waxman Act having a long provenance of earlier litigation, in Senju Pharmaceutical ...
Looking back six years: Wal-Mart and IBM from ipbiz.blogspot.com
In Walmart's Old Mother Hubbard Patent the blog 12:01 Tuesday discussed Walmart's US patent 8,996,413, with first inventor Stuart Argue (listed at linkedin as Engineering Director @WalmartLabs ).
The first claim ...
In Walmart's Old Mother Hubbard Patent the blog 12:01 Tuesday discussed Walmart's US patent 8,996,413, with first inventor Stuart Argue (listed at linkedin as Engineering Director @WalmartLabs ).
The first claim ...
Thailand Toughens Copyright Law To Deal With Internet Providers, Unlawful Movie Recording In Theaters from www.ip-watch.org
BANGKOK - Thailand has toughened its copyright law to include, for the first time, responsibility of intermediaries, or internet service providers, for infringement of copyright work on the internet, and separately, to penalise people who record ...
BANGKOK - Thailand has toughened its copyright law to include, for the first time, responsibility of intermediaries, or internet service providers, for infringement of copyright work on the internet, and separately, to penalise people who record ...
Plaintiff’s Assertion of Patent Known to be Owned by Another Justifies Award of Attorney Fees from docketreport.blogspot.com
Following a jury trial, the court granted defendants' motions for attorney fees under 35 U.S.C. § 285 where plaintiff conspired to defraud two entities of ownership of the patents defendants were accused of infringing ...
Following a jury trial, the court granted defendants' motions for attorney fees under 35 U.S.C. § 285 where plaintiff conspired to defraud two entities of ownership of the patents defendants were accused of infringing ...
USPTO Responds To Public Comments on PTAB AIA Trial Procedures from patlit.blogspot.com
Responding to feedback from petitioners and patent owners, the USPTO disclosed a plan to revise the procedural rules governing post grant proceedings under the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act (“AIA”). USPTO Director Michelle K. Lee announced ...
Responding to feedback from petitioners and patent owners, the USPTO disclosed a plan to revise the procedural rules governing post grant proceedings under the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act (“AIA”). USPTO Director Michelle K. Lee announced ...
Interlocutory Appeal on Stay Decisions for CBM/PGR from patentlyo.com
Intellectual Ventures v. JPMorgan (Fed. Cir. 2015) IV has asserted a set of computer security patents against JPMorgan, some of which are directly related to electronic transactions. Within a month of the civil action filing ...
Intellectual Ventures v. JPMorgan (Fed. Cir. 2015) IV has asserted a set of computer security patents against JPMorgan, some of which are directly related to electronic transactions. Within a month of the civil action filing ...
Self-plagiarism is totally acceptable? from ipbiz.blogspot.com
In the post Fighting Plagiarism In Scientific Papers , Tommaso Dorigo states:
Self-plagiarism is totally acceptable in scientific papers in my opinion.
Given that self-plagiarism is copying WITHOUT attribution, self-plagiarism
amounts to multiple publication, which to ...
In the post Fighting Plagiarism In Scientific Papers , Tommaso Dorigo states:
Self-plagiarism is totally acceptable in scientific papers in my opinion.
Given that self-plagiarism is copying WITHOUT attribution, self-plagiarism
amounts to multiple publication, which to ...
Some intellectual property issues in collaborations between universities and industry from ipbiz.blogspot.com
A paper by J.T. Pronk, et al., in Nature Biotechnology titled How to set up collaborations between academia and industrial biotech companies [Nature Biotechnology 33, 237–240(2015) ] is of interest to IP issues ...
A paper by J.T. Pronk, et al., in Nature Biotechnology titled How to set up collaborations between academia and industrial biotech companies [Nature Biotechnology 33, 237–240(2015) ] is of interest to IP issues ...
Delaware jury finds Motorola infringes claims of Intellectual Ventures' US Patent 7,120,462 from ipbiz.blogspot.com
Motorola suffered a second loss to Intellectual Ventures when a Delaware jury found infringement of claims
of US Patent 7,120,462.
The Register, in covering the verdict, noted:
Intellectual Ventures, which was formed in ...
Motorola suffered a second loss to Intellectual Ventures when a Delaware jury found infringement of claims
of US Patent 7,120,462.
The Register, in covering the verdict, noted:
Intellectual Ventures, which was formed in ...
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