If you have talked about patenting inventions lately, you might have been told that software per se is not eligible for patenting and that you should protect your business's intellectual property using copyrights, trade secrets and trademarks – all forms of "soft" IP
CBM reviews are adversarial proceedings established under the 2011 America Invents Act that allow challenges to the validity of certain business method patents before the PTAB, which is part of the United States Patent and Trademark Office
Use of this classification will enable IP users to comprehensively collect and analyze the prior art of patent documents in the fields of IoT-based technologies
Doug Luftman, Chief Innovation Officer and General Counsel of Lecorpio IP Management kicks off the series, providing his perspectives on IP business valuation and technology for managing/measuring IP
Plaintiffs in trademark cases may be tempted to file suit as early as possible to head off any potential consumer confusion. But as a recent order explains, plaintiffs need to keep in mind that the Lanham Act requires a "use in commerce" to maintain a complaint
Commissioners Johannes Hahn and Carlos Moedas and EEAS Deputy Secretary General Jean-Christophe Belliard, launch the EU4Innovation initiative in Yerevan
If you have talked about patenting inventions lately, you might have been told that software per se is not eligible for patenting and that you should protect your business's intellectual property using copyrights, trade secrets and trademarks – all forms of "soft" IP
CBM reviews are adversarial proceedings established under the 2011 America Invents Act that allow challenges to the validity of certain business method patents before the PTAB, which is part of the United States Patent and Trademark Office
Use of this classification will enable IP users to comprehensively collect and analyze the prior art of patent documents in the fields of IoT-based technologies
Doug Luftman, Chief Innovation Officer and General Counsel of Lecorpio IP Management kicks off the series, providing his perspectives on IP business valuation and technology for managing/measuring IP
Plaintiffs in trademark cases may be tempted to file suit as early as possible to head off any potential consumer confusion. But as a recent order explains, plaintiffs need to keep in mind that the Lanham Act requires a "use in commerce" to maintain a complaint
Commissioners Johannes Hahn and Carlos Moedas and EEAS Deputy Secretary General Jean-Christophe Belliard, launch the EU4Innovation initiative in Yerevan
