“That must be exhausting!” (Guest post)
Patents ARE different from copyrights! In a case distinguishing overseas inks (that is, ink on the printed page, on the one hand, versus ink in […]
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Gregory Winsky
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Consensus in Cleveland
Originally posted 2014-03-12 15:58:32. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Far be it from me to compare myself to the distinguished former Chief Judge of the […]
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Ron Coleman
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We make those?
Originally posted 2014-10-06 09:52:08. Republished by Blog Post Promoter_ _ When is too much quality control over licensees a bad thing? When a trademark licensor […]
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Ron Coleman
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Infringements of the heart
Would you ever have thought that the question of whether a party is tortiously liable for inducing another to infringe a patent depends on what […]
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Coming soon to a bridge under you
Patent Litigation Weekly has a fascinating article about what tangled webs we — well, not we, but patent lawyers — weave when they become, er, […]
Written by: Ron Coleman
Continue reading » Business-process patents? Maybe not.
A twelve-judge panel of the Federal Circuit has dealt the concept of business-process patents what appears to be a significant blow in In re Bilski, […]
Written by: Ron Coleman
Continue reading » No more Wikipedia…
… for Patent Examiners. Trademark practitioners are, however, still stuck with it and its unpredictable effects.
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Ron Coleman
Continue reading » An army of patent avengers
A New Zealand actor’s quest for revenge against Amazon for the minor inconvenience of having to wait for a book has spurred the PTO to […]
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Patent this
Business method patents! I must get a call about patenting a “business method” once a month. And I’m not even a patent lawyer. And, as […]
Written by: Ron Coleman
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Experimental use exception to patent infringement
I get press releases. And, the fact is, I usually read them, eventually. A few days ago I got one, same as the page at […]
Written by: Ron Coleman
Continue reading » Patently Questionable
We studiously attempt to avoid patents at LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION. I’m not a patent lawyer, there are great patent blogs, and, well, PATENTS* are mostly […]
Written by: Ron Coleman
Continue reading » Patent Troll Tracker
Had everyone known about the Patent Troll Tracker and was just sneakily leaving me out of it? Did everyone else already know about this blog […]
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Continue reading » Patently Flattering
My old friend Dennis Crouch — no, even older! — whose Patently-O blog labors mightily and effectively to make patents comprehensible, lists a few new […]
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Continue reading » Patent medicine
Victoria Pynchon collects and reflects on some of the recent thinking about whether patent litigation makes any sense for anyone besides patent ligitators.
Written by: Ron Coleman
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