Saturday, May 07, 2005


 

How To Protect IP When Terminating Employees


How To Protect IP When Terminating Employees: "How To Protect IP When Terminating Employees"

Tuesday, February 08, 2005


 

Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Phillips v. AWH: Review of Oral Arguments on Claim Construction Methodology


Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Phillips v. AWH: Review of Oral Arguments on Claim Construction Methodology
 

Blog 702: 9th Circuit Reverses Exclusion of Defense Expert on Hedonic Damages


Blog 702: 9th Circuit Reverses Exclusion of Defense Expert on Hedonic Damages

Thursday, February 03, 2005


 

Adam Smith, Esq.: Law Firm Management, 1984--2004


Adam Smith, Esq.: Law Firm Management, 1984--2004

Sunday, January 30, 2005


 

I/P Updates: Rader on "Truth in Advertising" for Deference to Trial Courts - News and Information for Intellectual Property Practitioners


I/P Updates: Rader on "Truth in Advertising" for Deference to Trial Courts - News and Information for Intellectual Property Practitioners
 

Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Fosamax case: Patentees should elect the lexicographer option at their own risk


Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Fosamax case: Patentees should elect the lexicographer option at their own risk: "Fosamax case: Patentees should elect the lexicographer option at their own risk"
 

CORI: Search through more than 25,000 contracts


CORI: Contracting and Organizations Research Institute

"CORI is in the process of creating a knowledge base of contracts, contracting resources, and information on organizational governance. The center-piece of this knowledge base is a library of contract documents. Currently, most of the library is available electronically over the Internet useing a full-text search a retrieval system."
 

InterLingua: Who's Suing Whom: Patent, Trademark and Copyright Edition


Who's Suing Whom: Patent, Trademark and Copyright Edition
 

IP Blogs: Pocket Parts for a Digital Age


IP Blogs: Pocket Parts for a Digital Age
 

Law review article re the interface between trademark law and Internet search terms


SSRN-Deregulating Relevancy in Internet Trademark Law by Eric Goldman

From the Abstract:

"This Article examines the complex world of Internet search. The Article seeks to ensure that trademark law does not interfere with the free flow of Internet content that consumers find relevant."
 

MSNBC - E.D. Texas practices 'rocket docket' patent law


MSNBC - Town practices 'rocket docket' law

Thursday, January 27, 2005


 

The online file wrappers are here! The online file wrappers are here!


The PTO now offers trademark file wrappers online, here:

"The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is pleased to present TDR - Trademark Document Retrieval. Through TDR, you can view and download any or all documents contained in the electronic file wrapper of all pending trademark applications, as well as many registrations.

Currently, you can access all pending applications and all Madrid Protocol filings, and also many registrations, via TDR. The USPTO is in the process of converting all remaining registrations into a digital format, to permit future TDR access. This conversion process is expected to take several years."

Tuesday, January 25, 2005


 

Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Phillips v. AWH: Patent Examiners Do Rely on Dictionaries


Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Phillips v. AWH: Patent Examiners Do Rely on Dictionaries: "Phillips v. AWH: Patent Examiners Do Rely on Dictionaries"

Sunday, January 23, 2005


 

A Copyfighter's Musings: SDA / John Mitchell Grokster Brief


VSDA / John Mitchell Grokster Brief
 

The TTABlog: Clear Bottle Appeal May Clarify TTAB Functionality Doctrine


The TTABlog: Clear Bottle Appeal May Clarify TTAB Functionality Doctrine
 

The TTABlog: Still More Reading: McCarthy on Dilution


The TTABlog: Still More Reading: McCarthy on Dilution

Saturday, January 22, 2005


 

Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Sale of product through an intermediary can create personal jurisdiction for patent infringement.


Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Sale of product through an intermediary can create personal jurisdiction for patent infringement.: "Sale of product through an intermediary can create personal jurisdiction for patent infringement."
 

Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Federal Circuit: Corroboration of Evidence Needed to Prove Patent Invalidity


Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Federal Circuit: Corroboration of Evidence Needed to Prove Patent Invalidity: "Federal Circuit: Corroboration of Evidence Needed to Prove Patent Invalidity"
 

Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Pfizer Wins Zoloft® Patent Dispute: Orange Book Listing Does Not Create Reasonable Apprehension of Lawsuit


Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Pfizer Wins Zoloft® Patent Dispute: Orange Book Listing Does Not Create Reasonable Apprehension of Lawsuit: "Pfizer Wins Zoloft® Patent Dispute: Orange Book Listing Does Not Create Reasonable Apprehension of Lawsuit"
 

The Patentability Blog: Standards of Review


The Patentability Blog: Standards of Review
 

Report from the First Public Hearing on Proposed Changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Addressing E-Discovery : Electronic Discovery Law


Report from the First Public Hearing on Proposed Changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Addressing E-Discovery : Electronic Discovery Law: "Report from the First Public Hearing on Proposed Changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Addressing E-Discovery"
 

Sanctions Not Warranted for Failure to Preserve Voicemail Messages : Electronic Discovery Law


Sanctions Not Warranted for Failure to Preserve Voicemail Messages : Electronic Discovery Law: "Burrell v. Anderson, 2005 WL 78898 (D.Me. Jan. 13, 2005)"
 

Failure to Serve Privilege Log by Court's Deadline Did Not Effect Waiver : Electronic Discovery Law


Failure to Serve Privilege Log by Court's Deadline Did Not Effect Waiver : Electronic Discovery Law
 

Adam Smith, Esq.: The Billable Hour is Dead: Long Live the Billable Hour


Adam Smith, Esq.: The Billable Hour is Dead: Long Live the Billable Hour

Monday, January 17, 2005


 

Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Canada Challenges Federal Circuit's Patent Decision in BlackBerry Case.


Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Canada Challenges Federal Circuit's Patent Decision in BlackBerry Case.: "Canada Challenges Federal Circuit's Patent Decision in BlackBerry Case."

Sunday, January 16, 2005


 

Law under the Microscope: Assignment of Technology Can Create Fiduciary Duty (At Least, in California)


Law under the Microscope: Assignment of Technology Can Create Fiduciary Duty (At Least, in California)
 

Law under the Microscope: It Pays to Say What You Mean [in licensing contracts]


Law under the Microscope: It Pays to Say What You Mean
 

Legal Theory Lexicon: Balancing Tests


Legal Theory Lexicon: Balancing Tests
 

Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Federal Circuit: Refurbishing of Disposable Cameras Not Allowed


Patently-O: Patent Law Blog: Federal Circuit: Refurbishing of Disposable Cameras Not Allowed
 

The Patentability Blog: Introduction


The Patentability Blog: Introduction

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