Blue Spike Hits Roku With ITC Petition On Streaming Patents
Blue Spike Hits Roku With ITC Petition On Streaming Patents … products that violate the Texas company’s intellectual property rights, asking the U.S. …
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Dallas Trial Boutique to Close as Munsch Hardt Hires its Lawyers
Keith McDole, who does commercial litigation, and intellectual property litigator … in such practices as environmental, real estate and creditor’s rights.
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DroneShield locks up new anti-drone patent
Aerial drone countermeasures firm Droneshield has secured an additional patent in the U.S. covering its innovative developments in the area of …
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DLA Piper Poaches McDermott’s Trade Secrets Head
As an IP practitioner, Hagen said he was attracted to DLA Piper’s global … He began his legal career as an associate at another global giant, Baker …
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USPTO Still Mulling Supreme Court Over ‘Scandalous’ TMs
… 4:04 PM EDT) — The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is still mulling over whether to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate the Lanham Act’s ban …
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Global 20: Hogan Lovells
… established a new office in Boston and helmed major legal victories with international implications, including securing a landmark patent decision at …
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Supreme Court Opens the Floodgates for Foreign Lost Profits Damages
After losing a number of survey contracts to ION’s system, WesternGeco sued ION for infringement under Sections 271(f)(1) and (f)(2) of the Patent Act.
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Patents in the US: Definition, Types, Pros and Cons
Simply put, a patent is a set of exclusive rights granted to the patentee (an inventor, their heirs or assignees) for a limited time. A patent gives the …
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Masters course at law varsity
Patna: Good news for law graduates who want to pursue higher legal … law, human rights, corporate law and intellectual property law and others.
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Muddy Waters? SCOTUS, Secret Sales, And The America Invents Act
Before the AIA, inventors seeking patent rights in the U.S. proceeded under a “first-to-invent” doctrine, meaning in the simplest terms that that the first to …