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Blog | May 14, 2014

Plain meaning trumps except for lexicography and disavowal

Blog | May 09, 2014

Another delay in consideration of "Patent Troll" bill in Senate

Blog | May 09, 2014

What's in a name? Generic words and the dispute over skee-ball

Blog | May 01, 2014

"A" does not mean "one or more" when such construction leads to an absurd result

Blog | April 30, 2014

Decision whether to institute inter partes review is not reviewable

Blog | April 30, 2014

Assignment during inter partes reexam removes ability of former patent owner to appeal

Blog | April 29, 2014

Today's Supreme Court decisions may impact NPE cases related to attorney fees

Blog | April 29, 2014

Supreme Court loosens standards for fee-shifting in patent actions

Blog | April 29, 2014

Later-Issued patent that expires before earlier-issued patent can serve as a double patenting reference

Blog | April 27, 2014

Unexpected results cannot rebut showing that treatment was obvious to try

Blog | April 26, 2014

Damages expert evidence based on reliable methods is improperly excluded; no per se rule precluding injunctions for SEPs

Blog | April 25, 2014

No "magic words" required under section 1292; later-discovered benefits can support nonobviousness of drug combination; intention to convey patent exclusivity supports standing