Patent Law

The U.S. International Trade Commission today ruled against Kodak in a patent infringement case the imaging company had filed again Apple and Research In Motion. In a ruling notice posted online, ITC administrative law judge Thomas Pender …

May 21–Monday morning attorneys and employees of the Atlanta law firm Alston Bird brought a mountain of evidence and court documents into the U.S. District Courthouse in downtown Columbus. The evidence is part of a long-running patent …

The judge presiding over a patent trial pitting Oracle against Google scolded rival … California-based Internet firm under the law. Google subsequently filed a motion asking Alsup to declare a mistrial in the copyright phase of the trial and have … Continue reading →

as a trade panel judge ruled that Apple and Research in Motion did not violate a Kodak patent because it was invalid. An administrative law judge at the International Trade Commission said that the critical portion of Kodak’s patent, which … Continue reading →

An administrative law judge has ruled that Apple Inc.’s (AAPL) iPhone 3G and Research In Motion Ltd.’s (RIMM, RIM.T) Blackberry devices infringe Eastman Kodak Co.’s (EKDKQ) patent, but recommended that the patent claim is invalid. Kodak has …

Eastman Kodak Company (OTCBB: EKDKQ) announced that it has received notice of the Administrative Law Judge’s (ALJ … 3G and the accused RIM BlackBerry devices infringe Kodak’s patent, although his recommendation is that the patent claim is invalid.

The U.S. International Trade Organization today once again said Apple and Research In Motion are not infringing on a patent held by Eastman Kodak. ITC administrative law judge Thomas Pender today posted (pdf) an initial determination in the case …

(gigaom.com) — The ongoing patent battle between the dominant smartphone providers, is about to get its prime-time drama moment, when the CEOs of Apple and Samsung will appear before a U.S, federal judge for mediation on Monday. Reuters reports …

… all that before earning his law degree specializing in intellectual property law in Washington, D.C. Since 2005, he has operated his company, Aquilla Patents and Marks PLLC from his family’s Coe Hill Road home, where he also runs Moose … Continue reading →

At the end of last year, an Administrative Law Judge issued an initial ruling that … In case you weren’t aware, the four patent claims at issue generally cover technology for scheduling meetings over email using a mobile device.