As a former IP law firm shareholder and senior corporate lawyer, I know all too well the expense required to […]
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Patrick Anderson of the great Gametime IP blog reported the details of Google\’s new prior art searching tool*. This
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This week, I am speaking at the Midwest IP Institute. I will be participating in a \”fire side chat\” with
As my consulting practice becomes ever more busy, blogging must be relegated to times when client work is not pressing–that
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It is fairly rare for patents to make hit the radar screen of mainstream news outlets but, recently, there has
(Editorial Note: Last week, I posted my thoughts on the proposed changes to the US patent laws from a first
Recently, I wrote a post on why I think that patent litigation is not a viable business model for
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The ability of an intrepid inventor to strike it rich from a great idea seems to be embedded in the
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Commentators like me frequently rail against what we view as the often unnecessarily high cost of obtaining patent protection. In
For many years, vendors of office automation systems expended considerable effort trying to convince corporate and law firm patent attorneys
