In my latest article, I explain how the Federal Circuit may be akin to a lab mouse or a fruit fly for studying the federal appellate courts. So, when we look at empirical studies of the FedCir, is what we're seeing what we think we're seeing? @FordhamLRev
https://t.co/lz0j0lhBGh
Frustrated by the Supreme Court's failure to take a patent eligibility case? In my latest article, I propose that the Federal Circuit be empowered to "phone-a-friend" the high court. @buffalolawrev@MillionaireTV
https://t.co/sDIPFohCHy
Litigation funding booms despite trolls' shadow. Backing patent disputes is an increasingly desirable option for investors seeking lucrative returns. So why all the secrecy, asks Muireann Bolger. https://t.co/F0gUhVHSgl #litigation#funding#patent#investors
This is a terrific @planetmoney episode discussing Delaware IP Holding Companies, featuring Xuan-Thao Nguyen of @UWSchoolofLaw who talks about her roadtrip to Delaware.
https://t.co/LAxnClz5v6
@design_law In my 2016 article, Patent Quantity, I explain how a working requirement for asserting a patent leads to more selective patenting activity due to narrowed options for assertions. https://t.co/xmkHkJj7Ov Maybe it's time for this if pat lit is increasingly unmoored from innovation.
@prof_mirya To what extent are activities required to succeed in academia things that are normally handled by a publicist in other industries? Would we be better off if faculty secretaries were replaced with publicists?
@marklemley Any bets on how long it will take until a new district/judge attracts an outsized share of patent cases? With legal analytics and comprehensive coverage by the IP media and scholars, a pro-plaintiff forum is unlikely to fly under the radar for long.
@marklemley Any bets on how long it will take until a new district/judge attracts an outsized share of patent cases? With legal analytics and comprehensive coverage by the IP media and scholars, a pro-plaintiff forum is unlikely to fly under the radar for long.
An inventor trying to save his $1.2 million award is out of line in asserting that the Federal Circuit โturned contract law on its headโ with a decision rooted in consistent patent law precedent, attorneys say. https://t.co/fcE9hF36Eq
Talk to an *in-house* commercial transactions attorney who can provide a good sense of which terms are business-critical and frequently negotiated. What law professors (like to) spend a lot of time on might not reflect real-life priorities.
I'm really looking forward to teaching contracts for the first time. I know a lot of you have feels. What should I teach them? And how should I teach it?
@design_law It could have been an oversight. Perhaps the danger of submarine design patenting wasn't apparent or salient enough back in the early 1990s.
Underlying these problems at the @uspto is the sheer number of patent applications filed each year. We need to solve the patent quantity problem in order to solve the patent quality problem, as I explain in: https://t.co/xmkHkJ0YAn
Great @Marketplace episode (6/16/22) featuring Mike Meurer (BU) and @MelissaWasserma chatting about PTO delays and time-constrained patent examiners.
https://t.co/pWFyD1IkvP
The PTAB has adopted a process for reviewing draft decisions that is modeled after the FedCir's 10-day review of precedential opinions and review by the Senior Technical Assistant (in its prior form). This reflects the influence of former FedCir clerks serving as PTAB judges.
To further promote consistency and clarity in Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) decisions, the USPTO has launched an interim process for internal PTAB review. Learn more on our website: https://t.co/GdT2SBSRyA