False Marking Lawsuits are Real Problem for Business and Make Little Sense When Applied to Expired Patents
The threat of false marking lawsuits has garnered much attention in the IP business press in the last couple of […]
The threat of false marking lawsuits has garnered much attention in the IP business press in the last couple of […]
In November, 2010, I wrote a blog post where I talked about a client who was sued for false marking,
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This week, I got a call out of the blue from a very senior business development person at a Fortune
The ability of an intrepid inventor to strike it rich from a great idea seems to be embedded in the
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Patent auctions will do little to help independent inventors sell their patents Those seeking ways to generate revenue from their
Dennis Crouch of The PatentlyO blog recently posted an intriguing tidbit about about well-known IP attorneys Carl Moore (Of counsel
On his great 271 Blog, Peter Zura posted excerpts of the Chief Circuit Judge Michel\’s keynote address at the FTC
For corporations and entrepreneurs seeking to monetize their un- or under-utilized patent rights for the first time, it can be
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With President-Elect Obama\’s announcement that he will establish an \”Apollo Project\” to develop a Green Economy, there is no doubt
I came across this TechDirt article: Exposing The Patent Troll Playbook… And How To (Almost) Beat It (h/t Ron Carson,
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