Ideas on Intellectual Property Law
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| February/March |
In this issue:
- Border crossing
Foreign application provides patent priority
- You're out!
Too many at bats for trademark application
- Reality bites
Court says no enablement, no patent protection
- No copyright protection for NYMEX selling prices
- Trade dress and trademarks are similar, but distinct tools
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| 2007 | |
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| Year End Issue |
In this issue:
- A secondary consideration:
Court rejects third-party liability for copyright, trademark infringement
- It's in the way that you use it:
Court allows some "use" prior to patent application
- Energy drinks battle over trade dress
- Damages awarded for unauthorized but unused copies
- USPTO rule changes
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| October/November 2007 |
In this issue:
- Patented pedals hit the brakes
Supreme Court lowers the "obviousness" bar
- Made in America?
Foreign copied software escapes U.S. patent law
- Court finds lawyers too generic
Lawyers.com, that is
- Have the courts lost grasp of the obvious?
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| August/September |
In this issue:
- Whose case is it anyway
Patent managers denied standing for infringement suit
- Label fabel
Trademark's "use in commerce" must by lawful
- Doctrine of equivalents: Appellate court explains the game
- Copyright protections apply to orphan works
- Trademark abuse by cybersquatters and cyberpirates
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| June/July 2007 |
In this issue:
- License to sue
Supreme Court allows "pay and sue" suits by patent licensees
- Virtually liable
Audi drives away with trademark infringement claim
- Heavy lifting
Federal Circuit weighs patent's "on sale bar"
- Copyright Office allows expanded DMCA circumvention
- E-mail addresses and screen names may lead to trademark liability
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| April/May 2007 |
In this issue:
- Dilution confusion?
David vs. Goliath Congress clarifies trademark law
- David vs. Goliath
Law firm loses copyright claim against Lexis
- Oops, I did it again
Federal Circuit weighs in on patent issues
- Keyword search term not "Trademark use"
- What is a provisional patent application and why should I consider this route in pursuing patent protection?
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