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A Trademark Filing May Reveal The Name Of WWE’s Studio Show On Fox Sports 1 TheRingReport.com We now that FOX would like WWE to have a studio show on Fox Sports 1 when SmackDown Live moves to the network this October and now a new trademark …
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PainChek pain recognition app granted US patent for pain assessment invention MobiHealthNews Australian digital health company PainChek recently announced that the United States Patent Office has issued a Notice of Allowance for its pain assessment …
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Patent Due Diligence. If your business operates in an industry where your competitors might assert patents against one another, you need to do…
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Egis Faces Patent Infringement Complaint from Goodix Mobile ID World Goodix Technology has accused Egis Technology of patent infringement, filing a complaint with the Beijing Intellectual Property Court to settle the matter.
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Patent Office Releases Update to the AIA Trial Practice Guide JD Supra The USPTO has released an update to the Trial Practice Guide for AIA trial proceedings. The update revises the Trial Practice Guide to reflect rule and policy …
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Yosemite Hotels Get Names Back In $12M Trademark Deal Law360 California’s Yosemite National Park will go back to using its historic hotels’ original names now that the federal government and a concessions operator have …
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