Intellectual Property
Meta PCs, a Scottsdale AZ-based company that assembles and sells high-performance gaming computers, has been around for more than a year. Judging from its website, […]
Every era gets the buzz its zeitgeist requires. Now that the signature drug of the 1960s is all but totally legal, and the path from […]
“This case,” says the complaint, “is about a multibillion-dollar biotechnology corporation, Thermo Fisher Scientific, making a conscious choice to sell and mass produce the living […]
In re Surgisil, LLP is a key federal circuit decision that makes it easier to obtain design patent protection. It narrows the scope of prior […]
On the 10 year anniversary of the America Invents Act, IP Watchdog asked some prominent players in the IP world what they thought. The AIA […]
According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is batting zero when it comes to software copyright decisions. […]
Last week a jury decided that Apple should pay $300 million to Optis Wireless Technology in the companies’ second patent trial, and Sonos prevailed against […]
On August 13 the ITC found that Google was infringing five Sonos patents. If upheld, the finding could make importation of key Google hardware impossible. […]
The Court of Appeals for the Federal District has issued a precedential decision that PersonalWeb Technologies’ patent claims against Google, Facebook, EMC Corporation and VMware, […]
Ransomware attacks have become so extensive, and so expensive, that their effects ripple through the entire economy: They have in effect become a kind of […]
