It’s time for Latin America to close the IP rights gap
Mexico’s trade minister expects key issues to be resolved with the U.S. as soon as this week. The two countries are then expected to continue talks …
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OSHA LIANG LLP: Jonathan Osha Receives Best Lawyers in America 2019 Recognition
… in the field of Litigation: Patent since 2018 and in Patent Law since 2014. … become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence.
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Engineered Foods And Patent Eligibility Issues
Listen to Engineered Foods And Patent Eligibility Issues and other Finnegan IP Law Podcast Series podcasts (101 episodes) on Player FM. No signup …
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The Service Date of a Patent Infringement Complaint Begins the One-Year Clock for Filing an Inter …
2015-1242 (en banc), the Federal Circuit has overturned the Patent Trial and Appeal Board’s longstanding interpretation of 35 U.S.C. §315(b)’s time …
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This Boise scientist has more patents than the inventor of the light bulb. Here’s how.
Micron has about 40,000 patents, 1,300 of which have Gurtej S. Sandhu’s name on … In Boise, he worked to sustain something called Moore’s Law.
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“We buy houses” trademark generic, unenforceable
“We buy houses” trademark generic, unenforceable Virginia Lawyers Weekly Full coverage
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Intellectual Property Attorney Named President of Inn of Court
Cherry is board certified in intellectual property law; his practice focuses on intellectual property consulting, acquisition, licensing and litigation.
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Mark Janis & Norman Hedges: We’re your patent lawyers—so fire us, please
The Center for Intellectual Property Research at the law school supports the school’s PatentConnect program, which pairs Indiana inventors in need of …
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OMG, Can P&G Literally Trademark LOL? WTF!
“Actually, it is feasible,” said attorney Ronald Coleman, chairman of the Intellectual Property and Brand Management Practice Group at Manhattan and …
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The Supreme Court Should Say No to Patents That Take Old Ideas Away from the Public
In Ariosa, the Federal Circuit departed from more than a century of case law to uphold a patent that claimed an “invention” that someone else had …