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Bowman v. Monsanto: Crisis Averted on IP Protection for Self-Replicating Technologies
Matthew Chivvis, Matthew Kreeger, and Michael Ward
5/14/2013
Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
A Fractured Federal Circuit Creates More Questions Than Answers: CLS Bank Int’l v. Alice Corp., No. 2011-1301
Jason Hall, Scott Llewellyn, and Brian Matsui
5/13/2013
Appellate + Supreme Court, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
The AIA Technical Corrections Act Changes How Patent Term Adjustment is Calculated and Challenged
Janet Xiao and Alexandra Cavazos
4/9/2013
Intellectual Property Litigation, Interferences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation, Patent Reexaminations
Client Alert
ITC Requires Early Evidentiary Hearing in Investigation Initiated by NPE
G. Brian Busey and Joshua Hartman
3/29/2013
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
America Invents Act: USPTO Publishes Final Examination Guidelines for the First-Inventor-to-File Provisions
Randy Omid and Otis Littlefield
2/19/2013
Intellectual Property Litigation, Interferences, IP Due Diligence, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation, Patent Reexaminations
Client Alert
Anticipating First-to-File: What to do to Prepare for the U.S. Patent System’s First-to-File Change
Glenn Kubota and James Mullen
Available until May 15, 2013
Intellectual Property Litigation, Interferences, IP Due Diligence, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation, Patent Reexaminations
Multimedia
Beineke v. Kappos - Are Discovered Plants Patentable?
Matthew Chivvis, Rachel Krevans, and Michael Ward
1/28/2013
Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Anticipating First-to-File: What to do to Prepare for the United States Patent System’s Change to First-to-File
Otis Littlefield
1/23/2013
Intellectual Property Litigation, Interferences, IP Due Diligence, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation, Patent Reexaminations
Client Alert
America Invents Act Updates Take Final Form
Kate McElhone, Cary Miller, and Anders Aannestad
1/3/2013
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation, Patent Reexaminations
Client Alert
A FRANDlier Realm
MoFo Tech Blog
Jeff Jaeckel and Rufus Pichler
12/11/2012
Intellectual Property, Patent Litigation
Article
Jumping the Line: Generic drug makers aren’t waiting until patents expire
MoFo Tech Blog
David Doyle
12/4/2012
Intellectual Property, Patent Litigation
Article
Myriad Finally Gets Its Day in (the Supreme) Court
James Mullen and Mary Prendergast
11/30/2012
Appellate + Supreme Court, Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Sound the Alarm?—The Supreme Court’s Renewed Interest in Life Sciences Patents Could Create Additional Hurdles Across the Field
Matthew Chivvis, Rachel Krevans, and Michael Ward
11/16/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
District Court Decision Opens Door to Additional Patent Term Adjustment
Janet Xiao
11/14/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Implementing The Rules For Administrative Patent Trials
Law360
William Janicki
9/17/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Litigation
Article
The Federal Circuit’s Akamai/McKesson Decision Abolishes the "Single-Entity Rule" for Inducement
Nicole Smith and Ryan Malloy
9/6/2012
Appellate + Supreme Court, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Patent Exhaustion and Self-Replicating Technologies
The Solicitor General Asks the Supreme Court to Decline Review in Bowman v. Monsanto
Matthew Chivvis, Michael Ward, and Rachel Krevans
9/5/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
The Willfulness Inquiry, Enhanced Damages, and Attorneys’ Fees for the Exceptional Case
Practicing Law Institute: Patent Litigation, Chapter 14
Charles Barquist and Bita Rahebi
September 2012
Patent Litigation
Book
Judges Don't Budge in Myriad:
Federal Circuit Again Finds Isolated Gene Sequences are Patent-Eligible Subject Matter
James Mullen and Mary Prendergast
8/16/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Fast and Furious (Toward Patents): USPTO Issues Final Post-Grant Rules
Mehran Arjomand and Stephen Jones
8/15/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Interferences, IP Due Diligence, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation, Patent Reexaminations
Client Alert
Patent Exhaustion & Self-Replicating Technologies: Supreme Court Considers Question in Seed Case with Broad Implications for Industry
Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
Michael Ward, Rachel Krevans, and Matthew Chivvis
8/1/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Article
USPTO Releases Proposed First-Inventor-to-File Rules and Examiner Guidelines
James Mullen and Colette Verkuil
7/27/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
USPTO Issues Interim Guidance for Subject Matter Eligibility in the Wake of Prometheus
Janet Xiao and Matthew Show
7/10/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Intellectual Property Quarterly Newsletter
Summer 2012
Eric Acker, Brian Donahue, Cary Miller, Gladys Monroy, Terri Shieh-Newton, and Matthew Show
6/28/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Newsletter
Supreme Court Sets the Bar High, Requiring Knowledge or Willful Blindness to Establish Induced Infringement of a Patent, But How Will District Courts Follow?
米国最高裁は特許侵害教唆の立証について高い基準を示し，認識もしくは
故意の認識回避を要求しているが，地裁はいかにしてこの判断に従うのか？
AIPPI Journal
Vol.57, No.5
May 2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Litigation
Article
Reprinted with permission.
Say Goodbye to Your Co-Defendants: Federal Circuit Imposes New Requirements for Joinder in Pre-AIA Cases
Diana Kruze and Matthew Kreeger
5/8/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Challenging Validity in the PTO Under the 2011 Patent Act
Practicing Law Institute: Patent Litigation, Chapter 15
Charles Barquist
April 2012
Patent Litigation
Book
Uncertainty Prevails:
Myriad Back to the Federal Circuit
James Mullen and Mary Prendergast
3/26/2012
Appellate + Supreme Court, Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Marine Polymer v. HemCon:
Intervening Rights Result From a Reexamination Only Where Claims are Added or Changes are Made to Claim Language
Peng Chen and Desmond O'Sullivan
3/21/2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Mayo v. Prometheus: The Supreme Court Finds Certain Medical Diagnostic Claims Are Not Patent-Eligible
Matthew Chivvis, Kate McElhone, and James Mullen
3/20/2012
Appellate + Supreme Court, Life Sciences, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Patent Litigation Strategy:
The Impact of the America Invents Act and the New Post-grant Patent Procedures
Practical Law Company Intellectual Property & Technology
Colette Verkuil
March 2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation, Patent Reexaminations
Article
Reproduced from PLC Corporate & Securities with the permission of the publishers.
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Intellectual Property Quarterly Newsletter
Eric Acker, Gabrielle Holburt, Brian Kramer, Scott Moore, and Christopher Wiener
Winter 2012
Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Newsletter
Commercial Advantage Through Understanding the Post-Issuance Review System of the America Invents Act
Westlaw Journal Intellectual Property
James Mullen
February 2012
Intellectual Property, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Article
How the Patent Reform Act Will Change Patent Litigation
Westlaw Journal Intellectual Property
Matthew Kreeger and Zahra Hayat
February 2012
Intellectual Property, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Article
Beginning Today, New Removal and Venue Rules Improve Defendants’ Access to Federal Courts
Kimberly Gosling and Erin Bosman
1/6/2012
Antitrust Law, Antitrust Law | Litigation, Class Actions, Commercial Litigation, Consumer Litigation, Environmental Litigation, Financial Services Litigation, Insurance Litigation, Intellectual Property Litigation, Litigation, Patent Litigation, Product Liability
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The Threshold Patentability Question:
The Supreme Court Entertains Oral Arguments in Mayo v. Prometheus
James Mullen and Kate McElhone
12/8/2011
Appellate + Supreme Court, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
The Supreme Court Hears Oral Argument in Caraco v. Novo Nordisk: Decision Could Curtail Ability of Brand Drug Companies to Use Broad Patent Use Codes to Block ANDAs with Section viii Carve-Outs
Scott Moore
12/6/2011
Life Sciences, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Impact of the Recent Patent Reform on Venture Capital Investing
NCVA Today, December 2011
Otis Littlefield and Mika Mayer
12/2011
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Article
Intellectual Property Quarterly Newsletter
Fall 2011
Eric Acker, Glenn Kubota, Scott Moore, Nicole Smith, Kenneth Xie, and David Yang
11/18/2011
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Newsletter
Patent Hunting
Intellectual Property Magazine
Tessa Schwartz
November 2011
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Article
Trade Secret Law Goes Global – and Federal.
Federal Circuit Approves ITC’s Sweeping Power to Block Imports Based on Trade Secret Misappropriation outside the U.S.
Cecilia Ziniti
10/26/2011
China, Employment + Labor, Europe, Intellectual Property Litigation, Japan, Licensing + Technology Transactions, Patent Litigation, Trade Secrets
Client Alert
Patent Reform Is Upon Us
Colette Verkuil and James Mullen
9/8/2011
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Behind the Scenes at the USPTO: Accounting for the Supervisory Patent Examiner
Intellectual Property Today, Vol. 18, No. 9
Eric Acker, David Kim, Brian Kramer, Glenn Kubota, Nathan Sabri, and Rosemary Tarlton
September 2011
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Article
Federal Circuit Creates "Palpable" Confusion Surrounding Patent Eligibility
Mary Prendergast and James Mullen
9/1/2011
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Important Notice for Trademark Owners:
Protecting Rights In Light of New Adult-Entertainment Domains
Rosemary Tarlton and Julia Kripke
8/22/2011
Intellectual Property Litigation, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation, Trademark
Client Alert
Willful Infringement, Including the Role of Opinions of Counsel Post-Seagate, and Seeking Enhanced Damages and Attorneys’ Fees for the Exceptional Case
Practicing Law Institute: Patent Litigation
Charles Barquist and Bita Rahebi
July 2011
Patent Litigation
Article
Patent Reform Escapes the House, Back to the Senate
James Mullen and Colette Verkuil
6/24/2011
Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Back in the High Court Again: Prometheus v. Mayo
Kate McElhone and James Mullen
6/20/2011
Appellate + Supreme Court, Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation
Client Alert
Domestic Industry in Flux: Recent Developments
337 Reporter, Volume XXXIII
G. Brian Busey and Jake Ewerdt
5/19/2011
Intellectual Property Litigation, Licensing + Technology Transactions, Patent Litigation
Article
Reprinted with permission of ITCTLA
337 Reporter, Volume XXXIII
May 19, 2011
USPTO Proposes Streamlined Reexamination Procedures
4/28/2011
Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Patent Counseling + Prosecution, Patent Litigation, Patent Reexaminations
Client Alert
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