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michellemarriott Many American legal doctrines are a century old or more, but Michelle Marriott’s field changes every few months. As an attorney with Erise IP, she specializes in representing tech clients in intellectual property and patent cases. Because technology changes as quickly as an iPhone …
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THE UNITED STATES is certainly moving away from software patents. Don’t be misled by those who claim otherwise. They’re typically those who stand to gain (financially) from the practice of patenting algorithms — not because they actually develop software/write code but because they work for law …
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Law360, New York (January 30, 2018, 11:55 AM EST) — As has been widely reported, in TC Heartland the U.S. Supreme Court narrowed venue choices in patent cases under the patent venue statute, 28 U.S.C. § 1400.[1] Venue under Section 1400 is now no longer coextensive with the general venue …
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Congress could tweak patent laws to bring down drug costs Herald-Whig Full coverage
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CEL-SCI Corp (CVM) Announces US Patent Office Allows New Patent For LEAPS Vaccine Platform Technology StreetInsider.com Full coverage
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Walgreens awarded patent for its Connected Care Oncology program Pharmacy Today, American Pharmacists Association, pharmacist.com Full coverage
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Tom Kulik is an Intellectual Property & Information Technology Partner at the Dallas-based law firm of Scheef & Stone, LLP. In private practice for over 20 years, Tom is a sought-after technology lawyer who uses his industry experience as a former computer systems engineer to creatively counsel and …
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A gaggle of law firms—large Am Law firms and local boutiques alike—have been busily minting new partners in Atlanta. … Carroll handles IP litigation, focused on pharma and biotech-related patents. … Spier practices intellectual property law, focused on patent and trademark procurement. That follows …
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Not a lot of case law is going through the appeals court, but so far it appears appellate courts see their hands tied by the Alice decision. That said, several early cases have been examples of companies basically trying to patent mathematical algorithms, which aren’t patentable. So there is still... Continue reading
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Law360, New York (January 29, 2018, 3:59 PM EST) — The owners of patent applications that were diverted into a secret, now-defunct patent screening process lost their latest contract suit against the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Friday, with the U.S. Court of Federal Claims finding it had already …
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