Leading IP expert urges wallcoverings businesses to protect their designs
An application to register a design can be made up to 12 months after the design is launched, giving the opportunity to see whether a design is …
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Logboat wins trademark dispute
Logboat wins trademark dispute Columbia Daily Tribune Judge sides with Logboat in trademark dispute, ending lawsuit ABC17News.com Full coverage
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Supreme Court on the On Sale Bar
But, the conventional wisdom in patent cases is that the Supreme Court does …. But, the Court could treat this as a straight issue of patent law statutory …
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Supreme Court Allows Foreign Lost Profits Recovery in WesternGeco LLC v. ION Geophysical Corp.
On appeal, the Federal Circuit held that ION was liable under § 271(f)(2), but that the Patent Act did not permit WesternGeco to recover the $93.4 …
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Migraine Supplement Co. Denied Fees After Beating IP Suit
Law360 (June 25, 2018, 5:51 PM EDT) — A California federal judge on Friday refused to give Designs for Health Inc. attorneys’ fees after beating …
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Foreign Lost Profits Are Not Lost After All
… statutes,” but argued that the Federal Circuit “reached the right result in concluding that the Patent Act forecloses WesternGeco’s claim for lost profits.
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Ocean Power Technologies (OPTT) Granted Patent to Optimize Energy Harvesting in Low to Moderate Sea States
Ocean Power Technologies (OPTT) Granted Patent to Optimize Energy Harvesting in Low to Moderate Sea States StreetInsider.com Full coverage
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Ocean Power Technologies Receives Patent to Optimize Energy Harvesting in Low to Moderate Sea States
Ocean Power Technologies Receives Patent to Optimize Energy Harvesting in Low to Moderate Sea States GlobeNewswire (press release) Full coverage
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Facebook Applies For A Patent That Ominously Allows The Company To Record Audio On Your …
According to Metro, if approved, this new patent would make it perfectly legal for Facebook to hide “a non-human hearable digital sound” in any …
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SCOTUS to Decide if America Invents Act Narrows Patent Law’s On-Sale Bar
Before the 2012 America Invents Act, Section 102(b) of the U.S. Patent Act said an invention was not subject to patenting if “in public use or on sale in …