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Secondary Considerations Get Short Shrift in Airbed Patent Fight

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The History and Importance of the Jury Trial System – An Excerpt from a Patent Infringement Trial

October 9, 2023PatentOil States, paidDennis Crouch

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Sisvel v. Sierra Wireless – Useful Guidance for Prosecutors on Motivation to Combine and Means-Plus-Function Claims

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VirnetX Seeks Supreme Court Review of IPR Joinder and Fake Acting Officials

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Kavanaugh Signals Openness to Revisiting Patent Eligibility Framework as Supreme Court Declines CareDx Petition

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Discovering the Limit: Calculating the Copyright Damages Timeline

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Broad Claims Bite Back: Drafting Narrower Scope in the Age of IPR

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Seeking Comment on Standards, SEPs, and Competitiveness

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Guest Post by Prof. Goodman – Unseen Contributors: Rethinking Attribution in Legal Practices for Equity and Inclusion

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Emails Analyzing Own Patents Likely Not Trade Secrets

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Federal Circuit Affirms Finding of Indefiniteness in Dispute Over Mobile Phone and Camera Patents

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Caddo v. Siemens: Microsoft Settlement Covers Downstream Use and No Jurisdiction Over Foreign Parent

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How Prosecution History Can Support a Motivation to Combine

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Federal Circuit Suspends Judge Newman for Refusing Mental Exam

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Enabled to Claim the Unknown? Federal Circuit applies Amgen v. Sanofi to invalidate broad antibody claims

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Supreme Court Patent Petitions: Seeking Guidance on Eligibility, Inventorship, and Procedure

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Logos Remain Relevant: Source Confusion and Design Patent Infringement

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Federal Circuit Narrows Scope of Egyptian Goddess

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