Patent & IP news for December 24, 2010
Patent Litigations
- Naked, LLC v. Church & Dwight Co., Inc. filed 2010-12-23 in Florida Southern
- Rapid Mobile Technologies, Inc. v. Motorola, Inc. filed 2010-12-23 in Florida Southern
- Music Group Services US Inc. v. Peavey Electronics Corporation filed 2010-12-23 in Washington Western
- Microsoft Corporation v. Datel Direct filed 2010-12-23 in Washington Western
- Sequal Technologies, Inc. v. Stern et. al. filed 2010-12-22 in California Southern
- Cambridge Engineering, Inc. et. al. v. Thermapure, Inc. filed 2010-12-23 in Missouri Eastern
- Platinum Press, Inc. v. CCL Label/Sioux Falls, Inc. filed 2010-12-23 in Texas Northern
- Motorola Mobility, Inc. v. Microsoft Corporation filed 2010-12-23 in Wisconsin Western
- Salk Institute for Biological Studies v. Ferring Pharmaceuticals, Inc et. al. filed 2010-12-22 in California Southern
- Technology Innovations, LLC v. Amazon.com v. Amazon.com et. al. filed 2010-12-23 in Texas Southern
- Champoin Laboratories, Inc. v. Parker-Hannifin Corp et. al. filed 2010-12-20 in California Eastern
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology v. Still River Systems, Inc. filed 2010-12-23 in Massachusetts
- Gradient Enterprises, Inc. v. Skype Technologies S.A. et. al. filed 2010-12-23 in New York Western
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Stewing from www.patenthawk.com Over a third of district court patent decisions are overturned, at least in part, on appeal. That's a lot of mulligan stew. Claim construction, requiring a rather intricate reading of ingredients, seems particularly vexing ...
Guest post - MUST LAW LAG BEHIND IN INNOVATION? : THE NEED TO ENCOURAGE LEGAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP from spicyipindia.blogspot.com Ramanuj Mukherjee is a fifth year student of NUJS, Kolkata. He is the founder of iPleaders Legal Risk Management Services which works with start-ups. He blogs at A First Taste of Law .
Start-ups are ventures ...
Elevated from www.patenthawk.com An 11th-hour confirmation in the lame duck 111th Congressional session: Northern District of Ohio Judge Kate O'Malley fills a vacant slot on the CAFC. Her honor is the only district court judge in U ...
Fine Print from www.patenthawk.com Lazare Kaplan International owns patents claiming laser microinscribing of gemstones. Two of them, 6,476,351 and descendant 7,010,938, were asserted against PhotoScribe and others. Claim construction resulted in a summary judgment of ...
By James DeGiulio -- Roche Dodges Cobalt Invalidity Contention in Boniva Patent Suit In a decision handed down earlier this week, the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey rejected Cobalt Pharmaceuticals' attempt ...
You know what “PHONECASTING” is don’t you? I have to admit that I didn’t have a clue what “PHONECASTING” was until I listened to the oral argument of In re Sharp. Never having ...
The Commonwealth Senate’s Community Affairs committee tabled its report into the patenting of genes towards the end of last month.
After commenting on the still continuing cases (in both the USA and here), the ...
(Apparently) unlike its Australian counterpart, the High Court in England has reportedly found copyright in newspaper headlines (here and here).
In a variation on the theme, the Court of Appeal has referred a number of ...
There are a number of new “green” technologies making there way to the market. The US is even cutting a year off of the 40 month time period for approval of patents, just for new ...
Back in May, the Copyright Tribunal bumped up the fee payable for using recorded music in gym classes to $15 a class or $1 per attendee.
The Full Court has an allowed an “appeal” from ...
IPwars has headed off for the summer sun.
Thank you for reading during the year, I hope you found something interesting and informative.
In the meantime, I wish you the compliments of the season and ...
This week I got the impression that high tech companies -- especially if they're in the smartphone business -- now send each other patent suits instead of Christmas cards. Yesterday (23 December 2010) was particularly eventful ...
There could be some good news in 2011 for poor populations concerned about the impact of devastating pandemic diseases. Nations last week reached some breakthroughs behind closed doors in the sensitive international negotiations on finding ...
The Forthcoming Events list for 2011 is building up nicely, so please don't forget to check it out!
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