The PRUFEN USB charging cable became my second most important travelling tool. It is very much versatile, like a Swiss pocket knife for smartphones. I have it since 2017 and… read more →
Must have if you are an IP lawyer: four-eyes principle by a robot. I found a very useful program, available for the Google Chrome Internet browser, for my Microsoft Windows… read more →
Do you do prior art searches only every now and then? And if you do a prior art search, it must be good and fast? I am a good example… read more →
I still cannot believe it. Scientific articles were not long ago sold for 20+ EUR per piece. Now they are available for free. On Google. Continue reading here.
I cannot state often enough how annoying this end-of-times deadline of 25 May 2018 is for me. Public and private societies and other frightened parties around the world even blocked users… read more →
Here is my promised TED video for this month. It has 4.1 million views. It is a must see for any forensic attorney. And for people who notice that they… read more →
If you read fast and understand what you read, this will save you time, and increase your work quality, and income. How Speed Reading helps a Patent Attorney Speed Reading… read more →
The following applies to you if you are an IP law firm in the EU or an IP law firm outside of the EU that works with clients inside the… read more →
I found a very old essay from a 1922 issue of The American Magazine that seems to go against the general grain of most of the articles published then. The author is unknown. The… read more →
So you have obviously survived the GDPR doomsday last month. If you followed my simple checklist here, only minimal changes were needed at your webpage for complying with GDPR. You have… read more →