Patent Law

… patent infringement lawsuits against 24 tech companies accused of infringing an InNova patent used in revolutionary e-mail spam technology. The Lanier Law Firm represents InNova in its claims against Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ:FB), Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ …

… patent infringement lawsuits against 24 tech companies accused of infringing an InNova patent used in revolutionary e-mail spam technology. The Lanier Law Firm represents InNova in its claims against Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB), Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ …

MARSHALL, Texas, June 21, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Longview, Texas-based InNova Patent Licensing LLC has filed patent infringement lawsuits against 24 tech companies accused of infringing an InNova patent used in revolutionary e-mail spam technology.

… patent infringement lawsuits against 24 tech companies accused of infringing an InNova patent used in revolutionary e-mail spam technology. The Lanier Law Firm represents InNova in its claims against Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB), Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ …

Mumbai: With China amending its patent law on compulsory licensing soon after India granted the first such permit in the country, innovator pharmaceutical firms that bank on patent protection for growth are under pressure to revamp sourcing, distribution …

The proposal comes about a month after an International Trade Commission administrative law judge recommended a ban on the Xbox in the U.S. over patents, though his findings require approval by the full commission. According to Bloomberg, Motorola …

The researchers have filed for a patent. Specifically, they are asking for a patent to … Steven Shaw used to be a litigation attorney at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, a New York law firm, and is now the online community … Continue reading →

… Supreme Court’s trio of software patent decisions in the 1970s and early 1980s excluded most software patents. “I think that’s the way the case law should go,” she told me. Unfortunately, she said, “we’ve seen some disagreements from the … Continue reading →

David Kappos, director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, told the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday that implementing legislation was necessary for American companies to reap the benefits of two international treaties that were …

The Patent Law Treaty, which streamlines the patent application and protection process across signatory countries, and the Hague agreement, which covers industrial design patents, require Congress to act before they can take effect. Judiciary Committee …