Intellectual Property
The Federal Circuit recently applied the new indefiniteness standard, adopted by the Supreme Court in place of the previously applied “insolubly ambiguous” standard, and “indicated a rebalancing” in favor of accused infringers, says David Mika with Baker Botts.
Why the Court has been tinkering with a seemingly arcane rule, and what it means for the fate of patents.
For the first time in its history, the Federal Trade Commission has brought an enforcement action against a patent assertion […]
The conclusion was less than a carte blanche, but in a case where the patent owner was attempting to marshal […]
Website blocking orders are not a magic cure, but they have the potential to make a big dent in the counterfeit products trade.
A federal judge has given the Washington Redskins organization the green light to sue the group of Native Americans who […]
The European Union’s new digital economy and society commissioner, Günter Oettinger, wants to create an EU-wide copyright law to replace […]
Software company comScore will pay $14 million to settle a class action alleging the company collected online data from consumers […]
ICANN is set to begin offering new gTLDs .bank, .investments and .money, which some expect to become a designated space for legitimate banks and financial service institutions to establish themselves as trusted members of the banking community.
The Patent Trial and Appeal Board struck down REM Holdings’ supplemental discovery request in Square, Inc. v. REM Holdings 3, LLC because it was “unduly broad and burdensome.”
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