Intellectual Property

Federal Circuit Inches Toward Clarity On “Patentability”

The Supreme Court confirmed in its 2010 Bilski decision that abstract ideas are not patentable, but left it to lower […]

Companies pursuing a patent infringement lawsuit may be tempted to push the boundaries of the “entire market value rule,” which […]

The standard version of a Section 337 administrative protective order from the U.S. International Trade Commission provides just one level […]

In an effort to maximize damages awards, patent owners may be tempted to push the limits of the recovery boundaries […]

The standard version of a Section 337 administrative protective order from the ITC provides only one level of confidentiality: outside […]

The GAO has released a report that looks at trends in patent infringement litigation and makes recommendations to the U.S. […]

A new online crowdsourcing tool, Trolling Effects, was launched this summer to help identify patent trolls. A coalition of organizations […]

The agreement doesn’t address the merits of the patent claim, but it does require that before sending out more threat letters…

Two nearly identical trade secret cases in the Second Circuit, two different outcomes.

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