The respective patent SG 10201804153S has been highlighted in IPOS’ media release of 06 December 2018. Claims: 1. A system for determining an outcome associated with an event comprising: Continue… read more →
Guest post by John Russell. Dependent claims are an underutilized tool in the US. Unlike some foreign jurisdictions that do not necessarily require examiners to fully examine all of the claims,… read more →
Few understand this. The AIA 2013 – which replaced the patenting principle of “first to invent” by the international standard of “first to file” and introduced inter-partes-review (IPR) proceedings at… read more →
Guest post by J.D. Houvener Yes, as many legal answers begin, “it depends”… …But, our clients and I almost always agree it takes WAY TOO LONG! Continue reading here.
Guest post by Craige Thompson I’d like to tell you today about a very important case from 2014. This is part of our post-Alice software series of Litigation Quality PatentCasts because it’s about an… read more →
Potential clients frequently ask if they can successfully sell or license their patents; unfortunately, the answer is, far more often than not, “no.” Continue reading here.
I had a dream. I had secretly cancelled all subscriptions to all law journals in our office. Continue reading here.
This podcast was done on 26 July 2018 with Adam Philipp, the founder of AEON Law, an IP law firm in Seattle. During the Interview, Adam was in Seattle while… read more →
We don’t have Patent Laws of 1790 because Patent Laws are man-made and therefore imperfect. This is why Patent law will continue to change. More precisely, Patent Law will become… read more →
Gone are the days where inventions are created by a single inventor. With technological advances across fields of science that did not even exist a mere 100 years ago, it… read more →