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Nobody Wants To Defend Ax Of Drain Device IP, Fed. Circ. Told

IP Law 360

An inventor has asked the Federal Circuit to reverse an inter partes reexamination decision that invalidated his patent covering a device for unclogging drains — asserted in a decade-old New Jersey lawsuit — and that he says was "so weak that no one will appear to defend it."

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Fed. Circ. Probes Claim Construction In Phone Patent Row

IP Law 360

A panel of Federal Circuit judges on Monday dove into the interpretation of "a microprocessor" in a case reexamining whether major telecommunications companies infringed an inventor's patent for a wireless communication device after he argued a lower court's claim construction was flawed.

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Human vs AI Analysis of USPTO Updates – How Does Bard Fare?

IP Tech Blog

To evaluate the capabilities of Generative AI, we selected the USPTO’s recent announcement about grants of digital patents as a topic, and compared a blog that we prepared and a blog that Generative AI (here, Google Bard) prepared. A sample of this new eGrant patent is available here. 35 U.S.C. §

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A Request for Grace Period for a Novelty Art Should Be Submitted Within Two Months When the Patentee Knew or Should Have Known About the Novelty Art After the Patent Application Was Filed

LexBlog IP

The Patent Reexamination and Invalidation Department (PRID) of the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) invalidated the CN Invention Patent No. within six months before the priority date of the ’987 patent), and all the inventors of the ’987 patent are also authors of the article.

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[Conference Report] Patents, truth, PCT and more at the UIC School of Law International IP Practice Seminar

The IPKat

Back in October, University of Illinois Chicago School of Law’s Center for Intellectual Property (“IP”), Information, and Privacy Law organized and virtually hosted its International IP Practice Seminar. Jorgenson discussed her new appointment as WIPO’s first IP and Gender Champion. Adam Ernette (UIC) reports on the seminar.

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The NYIPLA Brief: Advocating for Patent Term Adjustments

Patently-O

2023) has set the stage for a potentially significant Supreme Court case on the interplay between the Patent Term Adjustment (PTA) statute, 35 U.S.C. § 154(b), and the judicially-created doctrine of obviousness-type double patenting (ODP). by Dennis Crouch The Federal Circuit’s 2023 decision in In re Cellect, LLC , 81 F.4th

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Human vs AI Analysis of USPTO Updates – How Does Bard Fare?

LexBlog IP

To evaluate the capabilities of Generative AI, we selected the USPTO’s recent announcement about grants of digital patents as a topic, and compared a blog that we prepared and a blog that Generative AI (here, Google Bard) prepared. A sample of this new eGrant patent is available here. ’’ 35 U.S.C. § § 120.