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How Will EU’s Unitary Patents Affect U.S. IP Law?
By: AMY SALMELA June 1 marked the start of a pivotal turning point in European patent law — the European Patent Office’s (EPO) establishment and
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By: AMY SALMELA June 1 marked the start of a pivotal turning point in European patent law — the European Patent Office’s (EPO) establishment and
A patent can provide crucial protection. It gives you exclusive rights to a product or process that offers something new. Without the patent, others could
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) began on Feb. 1. a pilot program titled Deferred Subject Matter Eligibility Response — abbreviated as “DSMER.” The
Last week, Stephen Breyer, an associate justice on the Supreme Court of the United States, decided the time had come to hang up his robes.
Patents give holders a great deal of control over an invention. These rights determine who may use, sell and license the invention, and it can
The global population has been suffering the effects of COVID-19 for over a year. In many countries, vaccine availability has been a source of hope.
The U.S. Supreme Court has weighed in on a new U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) practice when patent applicants appeal adverse decisions in district
Inter partes review survives constitutional challenge Patent trolls are a significant nuisance to a range of industries. But the U.S. Supreme Court recently upheld a
Former Director of the USPTO, David Kappos, gave an excellent review of Patents After the AIA, The review was published by IP Watchdog. Read it here.
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