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The size of businesses sued most frequently for patent infringement in 2016 were significantly larger than in 2015, when five little-known patent holders were among... Read More »
Over the past couple of weeks, our Data Science Team has focused on analyzing the USPTO examiners’ data as well as different Art Units. This week, we decided to ... Read More »
Patent-eligibility of “physical” claims can be misleading. After all, a general purpose computer is a physical object but does not impart patentability to ... Read More »
This week, Patexia Data Science team expanded the USPTO examiner study from last week to identify the Art Units with the highest and lowest allowance rates. Art Unit... Read More »
Written by Russell Jeide and Jeremy Carney
Less than a month after reversing the lower court’s determination of invalidity in McRO, Inc. v. Bandai Namco... Read More »
Written by Lynda Zadra-Symes and Julianna Simon
A recent UK court held that Karen Millen, a fashion designer and co-founder of the Karen Millen brand, was... Read More »
Before returning to private practice, I practiced patent law in-house at two companies: first at a battery company, and then at an oil company. I’ve sat... Read More »
Written by Agnes Juang, Ph.D. and Scott Siera, Ph.D.
Once a European patent application has been granted, all patentees must then choose to validate the granted... Read More »
This week at Patexia, our Data Science Team analyzed over 7 million patent applications and reviewed the allowance rates for the USPTO examiners over the past several ... Read More »
Written by John M. Carson and Paul Chang, Ph.D.
Patent applicants whose applications have been assigned to the USPTO Technology Center 3600 have been particularly ... Read More »
Written by Mike Fuller and Keith Lim
The Federal Circuit recently decided a case concerning three patents owned by Intellectual Ventures I LLC... Read More »
Written by Dan Hart, Ph.D. and Jeffrey Wu, Ph.D.
I. Overview
The Supreme Court recently declined to hear several patent cases, thus leaving the... Read More »
Written by Maria Anderson and Samantha Hsu
The Federal Circuit recently decided two related cases concerning media content delivery patents1 owned by Affinity... Read More »
1.Considering Your IP Counsel as a Partner
Companies maximize the value of their IP counsel when both the company and IP counsel view their relationship as a... Read More »
By Christopher Hall & Mike Gencarella
Here is an argument we are using in response to rejections under 35 USC §101 that allege the claims are directed ... Read More »
Several weeks ago we analyzed the IPR data for Q3 which has been steadily rising since September 2012. This week, our Data Science Team decided to look into Covered... Read More »
The stage is being set for a coordinated attack on the patent system under the guise of making international health care more affordable. A newly released United... Read More »
By David Crowe
Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, LLP
Many American companies depend on strong global sales of key products featuring innovative product... Read More »
In what may be a first, a new U.S. patent includes a statement about the geographic location of the colorant composition.
The patent – U.S. Patent No... Read More »
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Curtis LeePerhaps these types of "feel good" statements will provide additional opportunities for businesses and organizations to advertise their green initiatives. A small audience for sure, but an audience nonetheless.
Oct 14, 2016
Patent lawsuits often involve multiple patents and dozens of asserted patent claims. When asserting these claims lack patentable subject matter, it can be more... Read More »