Sovereign Immunity, Tribes, & IPR
Allergan proposed a strange way to help immunize US patents from IPR attack – the “sovereign immunity defense”. IPR attacks: The America Invents … Read more
Stephen E. Zweig, PhD JD, Patent Attorney
Allergan proposed a strange way to help immunize US patents from IPR attack – the “sovereign immunity defense”. IPR attacks: The America Invents … Read more
Filing a patent with national security implications? Check your filing receipt for a foreign filing authorization before filing outside the US. After … Read more
In “Rapid Litigation”, the Federal Circuit is further cleaning up the 35 USC 101 “abstract” patent eligibility mess caused by SCOTUS’s Alice and Mayo decisions.
The Bascom court decision helps software patents by suggesting that step 2 of the Alice test should follow established obviousness rules.
For US companies, the Madrid Protocol can be a low-cost and time efficient way of getting international trademark protection.
The Einfish decision – software running on standard computers isn’t automatically abstract, improves the outlook for US software patents.