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If a case is settled can a defendant appeal an inter partes review? FISHER v. RESMED

09 Dec, 2019 / emc_uspatentlaw 0 Comment

A patent is a set of exclusive rights granted to the inventor of a new invention.  An inventor gains patent protection for their invention in the United States by filing a patent application with the

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Appellate court awards attorney’s fees in an exceptional trademark infringement case. 4SEMO v. SISS

06 Dec, 2019 / emc_uspatentlaw 0 Comment

A trademark is something that a manufacturer brands its products with, to let consumers know who manufactured the product. Traditionally, a trademark is thought of as a word, phrase or symbol used to label a

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Fashion designer sued by band for copyright infringement. NIRVANA v. MARK JACOBS

04 Dec, 2019 / emc_uspatentlaw 0 Comment

Copyright is a legal protection granted to the creator of a new work of expression. Painters, sculptors, photographers, musicians, authors are all creative occupations whose works can be protected by copyright.  Copyright allows creators to

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Does PATO need to explain why something is obvious in an inter partes review? MERCK v. WYETH

02 Dec, 2019 / emc_uspatentlaw 0 Comment

A patent is a government granted monopoly on an invention for a limited period of time, issued to the inventor of an invention.  An inventor can apply for a patent in the United States by

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Lawyers are not immune from intellectual property law. SINK v. SINK

29 Nov, 2019 / emc_uspatentlaw 0 Comment

A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol, or design that identifies and distinguishes the products of one party from competing products.  Trademark rights in the United States come from actual use of the mark in

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Should I register the copyright on photos I post to social media?

27 Nov, 2019 / emc_uspatentlaw 0 Comment

A copyright is a set of exclusive rights granted to the creator of a new work of expression.  Sculpture, photography, literature, are all works which are protected by copyright law.  The creator of a new

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Can the PTAB cite prior art outside the grounds that started an inter partes review? IN RE: IPR LICENSING

25 Nov, 2019 / emc_uspatentlaw 0 Comment

The owner of a patent is granted the exclusive right to make, use, sell and import the invention claimed in the patent.  To be granted a patent in the United States an inventor must submit

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What happens if you ignore a trademark infringement lawsuit? QUIKSILVER v. SAYLOR

21 Nov, 2019 / emc_uspatentlaw 0 Comment

A trademark something that a company uses to distinguish the products it sells from the products of competitors.  Traditionally a trademark is though of as a symbol, word or short phrase, but anything that a company

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Screen shot of a news article that contained a copyrighted picture deemed fair use. YANG v. MIC

20 Nov, 2019 / emc_uspatentlaw 0 Comment

Copyright law protects original works of expression like books, music, movies, and photographs.   A copyright is a set of exclusive rights granted to the creator of an original work of expression.  A copyright owner is

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Is an improvement to an algorithm eligible for patent protection? KPN v. GEMALTO

18 Nov, 2019 / emc_uspatentlaw 0 Comment

A patent is a set of exclusive rights granted to the inventor of a new, useful and not obvious invention.  In the United States an inventor gains a patent by filing a patent application with

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