The USPTO's Office of Enrollment and Discipline recently posted a final order publicly reprimanding a California patent ...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit yesterday rejected Boeing’s bid to revisit its August 2025 ruling in favor of ...
An AI interaction can give rise to a Rule 56 disclosure obligation. Not because AI was involved, but because of the ...
The CAFC issued two decisions today in related appeals arising from IPR proceedings between Apple Inc. and Smart Mobile ...
In 2025, a patent dispute between Chinese companies in the camera-module space drew close attention across the industry....
U.S. companies planning to enter Nigeria typically build a careful playbook for market research, distribution, hiring, and ...
Following the USPTO’s July 2026 proposal to require third-party requesters for ex parte reexamination to identify all real ...
How, Inc. has filed a complaint against OpenAI, Inc. alleging violations of the Copyright Act and the Digital Millennium ...
For many small businesses, uncertainty in patent prosecution can mean the difference between a strong issued patent and ...
The ‘Captain Obvious’ Approach: What the Nielsen Decision Reveals About the U.S. Obviousness Inquiry
About 20 years ago, Hotels.com had a series of commercials starring a character called “Captain Obvious.” This character ...
Yesterday, a petition for writ of certiorari was filed at the U.S. Supreme Court taking aim at the federal judiciary’s ...
For more than two centuries, the patent system has rested on a simple bargain: inventors publicly disclose their inventions ...
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