Innovation continues to sweep through the online landscape. But as practices have become more standardized, improvements are oftentimes interpreted as non-patentable or infringement. This leads to litigation that could end up being costly for whichever party ends up...
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Why would I negotiate a patent infringement claim?
Litigation over patent infringement is high stakes. In some cases, a business’s ability to defend its patent against an infringement, or not, will determine whether the business will ultimately succeed or fail. On the other hand, many firms accused of infringement...
Court affirms patent claim on new web technology
A ruling from the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the patent of a company against challenges lodged by another business. The Federal Circuit hears appeals from cases decided by the United States Patent Trial and Appeal Board. In this case, the Board...
Inter Partes Review and what you need to know
Obtaining a patent for a Mountain View area business is often critical for the business’s success. It gives patent holders the right to take legal action against anyone who misuses their protected work and gives the company a competitive edge. Yet, challenges to...
Should IP due diligence be prioritized during M&A’s?
This blog often covers patent litigation topics. One of these topics, intellectual property due diligence, was covered in a few prior posts. The most recent post was a basic overview of IP due diligence, but this post will focus on prioritizing IP due diligence in...
Inventiveness the crux of patent litigation and protection case
With California being the hub of some of the most innovative products, patent disputes and litigation will be a persistent problem. For those who believe they have created something unique and new, there will always be a fear that others will either try to piggyback...
Big tech companies’ lawsuit against PTO dismissed
A lawsuit brought by Apple, Google and other big tech companies regarding the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s policy on inter partes reviews (IPRs) has been dismissed by a federal judge in California. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office permits administrative...
Be prepared to argue over obviousness in your patent litigation
Regardless of whether you think one of your patents has been infringed upon or you’ve been accused of infringing on a patent, it’s important that you know some of the common defenses that come up in patent litigation. If you don’t educate yourself, then you leave...
The fundamentals of a patent infringement lawsuit
Thousands of Americans own patents issued by the United States Patent Office. Most of these patent owners understand that the most valuable right protected by the patent is the exclusive right to manufacture and sell the patented device. In other words, the patent...
The elements of a patent infringement claim
You have worked hard to come up with an invention and protect your creation with a patent. It can be devastating to know that another person or company is trying to use your patented invention for their own personal gain, without your consent. Filing a lawsuit in...