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Prosecution history of prior art helps save a patent from anticipation. INTEX v. TEAM WORLDWIDE
After a patent has issued it can still be invalidated. One of the ways a patent can be invalidated is through Inter partes review. IPR
DANK found to be merely descriptive, brewery denied trademark registration. IN RE SWEETWATER
A trademark is a something that a manufacturer uses to signal to consumers that the manufacturer is the source of a product. A trademark is
Is a shared bug in two different apps evidence of copyright infringement? DIRE STUDIOS v. APPLE
Copyright is a set of exclusive rights granted to the author of a new work. In the United States the law protects software as if
Expert testimony on obviousness does not incorporate the argument by reference. 3M v. EVERGREEN
After a patent is granted it is not immune from attack. Inter partes review is a trial proceeding conducted at the Patent Trial and Appeal
Beverage makers battle over WAVE as a trademark. OCEAN SPRAY v. WEDGE WATER
A trademark is something that a seller uses to brand goods to tell consumers that the trademark owner is the seller of the products. Traditionally
Texas Supreme court rules that copyright infringement by the state is not a taking. OLIVE v. UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON
United States copyright law grants the creator of a new work the exclusive right to reproduce, distribute, perform, display, transmit and prepare derivative works based
Patent application for travel planning device rejected as ineligible subject matter. IN RE: BONGIORNO
An inventor must meet many requirements to get a patent on an invention. The patent application must demonstrate several different things, including novelty, non-obviousness, written description,
Caffeinated beverage companies battle over RISE trademark. RISE BREWING v. PEPSICO
A trademark can be registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office to strengthen the rights associated with a trademark, however registration is not