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Detecting cancers and cardiovascular diseases now may be a bit easier thanks to a new patent secured by the Notre Dame Law School’s Intellectual Property and Entrepreneurship Clinic. The portable invention may help doctors detect such serious diseases faster and more economically by using …
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Regulators, shareholders and the public will want to know how long Intel waited before disclosing the problems with its chips and why.” Amanda G. Ciccatelli is a Freelance Journalist for Corporate Counsel and InsideCounsel, where she covers intellectual property, legal technology, patent litigation, …
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However, the EU follows China in the number of design applications filed yearly. Interestingly, agriculture, research and technology and business services were the top three sectors in which trade marks were filed in 2016. Whereas, furniture was the most registered product worldwide. Additionally …
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The PTAB recently received its 8000th petition — a landmark that few thought it would reach this quickly. No other part of the America Invents Act (AIA) has had anything like the same impact on the US patent system, winning praise in some quarters as a quick and (relatively) cheap... Continue reading
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BJP doesn’t have copyright over Hindutva: Cong. The Hindu Full coverage
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Toro’s $48M Patent Win Against Briggs & Stratton Tossed Bloomberg BNA Court throws out $24. 3 million award to Exmark Lincoln Journal Star Full coverage
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If you have an innovative idea, concept or design – you need to legally protect it. That’s where PARSE Network comes in. Our team of attorneys handle IP law in the following areas: 3-D Printing…
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Copyright Maximalists Give Up Term Extension Battle hypebot.com The Public Domain Starts Growing Again Next Year, and It’s About Time EFF Full coverage
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PTAB wasting resources To date, critics of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) have mainly focused on issues of patent law. Airing grievances, particularly the wisdom of Congress passing the America Invents Act (AIA), has become commonplace. There is much that can and should be made about …
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Businesses have a duty to their investors and shareholders to be good stewards of corporate assets, and IP is no exception. Over the last 50 years, businesses have evolved from being heavily brick-and-mortar assets to now having a majority of their assets in IP. In fact, one can argue that... Continue reading
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