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Exploring the Top 5 IP Challenges that Brands & Businesses Face

Kashishipr

A valuable and strong IP portfolio holds immense power for securing a firm’s already existing product lines and services while aiming to gain a strategic advantage over other competitors in the market. A well-defined patent protection management plan such as the F3 Analysis can help identify the previously mentioned points.

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Utility Patent Noninfringement: How to Argue Products Do Not Infringe

Patent Trademark Blog

Suppose Competitor A wants to sell a chair with a backrest, seat and 4 legs. Suppose Competitor B wants to sell a chair with a backrest, seat and 2 legs. Competitor B may also want to sell a stool with a seat and three legs, but no backrest. If the product has additional features, it is still infringement.

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Emails Analyzing Own Patents Likely Not Trade Secrets

Patently-O

In its infringement case, Woodstream asserted two hummingbird feeder patents against competitor Nature’s Way. The public disclosure of this communication would disclose a roadmap to competitors for avoiding Woodstream’s patents and knowledge of Woodstream’s resources and strategy in protecting its patent rights.

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Federal Circuit Clarifies Standards to Establish Nexus Between Objective Evidence and Non-Obviousness, and to Establish Copying in Medtronic et al. v. Teleflex Innovations

Intellectual Property Law Blog

The Board’s analysis of the nexus was legally correct and supported by substantial evidence. Holding(s) Teleflex’s evidence of objective indicia of non-obviousness had a nexus to the Side Opening Claims. Medtronic failed to make a showing that objective evidence resulted from features that were known as a combination in the prior art.

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The Streamlabs (SLOBS) Plagiarism Scandal

Plagiarism Today

It was hot on the heels of a very different kind of copying scandal, one that involved Streamlabs announcing the launch of a new product using content copied and pasted from one of their biggest competitors. When Product Launches Go Very Wrong. This was then called out directly by Lighstream on their Twitter. Hey, can I copy your homework? ?

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VANDA Pharmaceuticals States a Fifth Amendment Claim against the Government for Taking a Trade Secret

LexBlog IP

The case, which involves alleged unlawful disclosure of trade secrets by government officials to generic drug competitors, presents several issues of first impression. Furthermore, unlawful acts are not per se unauthorized for purposes of engaging in a Fifth Amendment takings analysis, and can still be imputed to the government.

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10th Circuit endorses presumption of Lanham Act false advertising injury in mostly two-player market

43(B)log

Even without a direct comparative statement, if the ad targets an “obvious competitor,” that can also qualify for a presumption, and when there’s an essentially two-party market, the ad will always target an obvious competitor. But the antitrust analogue is a roughly useful template from which to start the analysis.”