This column highlights some of the more notable recent internet notices, newsletters and blogs dealing with IP prosecution issues. IPWatchdog - a patents and patent law blog – ipwatchdog.com . Repeal and Replace? No, not that one, but another law. The April 19, 2017 post by Chris Gallagher repairing, replacing, or repealing the PTAB. Full post here. The [...]

This column highlights some of the more notable recent internet notices, newsletters and blogs dealing with IP prosecution issues. IPWatchdog - a patents and patent law blog – ipwatchdog.com . The February 8, 2017 post was based on U.S. Senator Chris Coons’ keynote speech delivered at a conference called “The Supreme Court’s Section 101 Jurisprudence: Dangers for [...]

This column highlights some of the more notable recent internet notices, newsletters and blogs dealing with IP prosecution issues. Patently-O – a blog written by Dennis Crouch – www.patentlyo.com . In the November 27, 2016 post, Professor Crouch discusses Unwired Planet v. Google, 2016-1812 (Fed. Cir., Nov. 21, 2016) (PDF details here) wherein the court vacated [...]

This column highlights some of the more notable recent internet notices, newsletters and blogs dealing with IP prosecution issues. Wenger's Writings - Hal Wenger's Blog - a lot of great stuff. – www.laipla.net/news-blog/blog . In Hal’s October 26, 2016 post, he explains his position that an inventor need not know why an invention works to obtain [...]

This column highlights some of the more notable recent internet notices, newsletters and blogs dealing with IP prosecution issues. Wenger's Writings - Hal Wenger's Blog - a lot of great stuff. – www.laipla.net/news-blog/blog . In Hal’s October 3, 2016 post, he discussed his position that the “state of the art” when filing a patent application minimizes [...]