This week on Other Barks & Bites: the Federal Circuit found that the Patent Trial and Appeal Board did not violate the CAFC’s ...

The CAFC, in a precedential decision, on Thursday affirmed a district court ruling that found certain claims of Wyeth LLC’s ...

“[7-Eleven v. Nike] reflects the continued movement of trademark law away from discrete symbols and toward broader commercial identities.” Trademark law has traditionally protected the most ...

Over the past year, while advising clients on SEP matters and following the rapid development of SEP litigation in Brazil, I ...

On the same day it granted a trademark petition, the U.S. Supreme Court denied certiorari in a number of patent cases as its ...

“[Former Chief Judge] Michel highlighted that antitrust law plays a complementary role that encourages competition when properly coordinated with patent law.” This week, several amicus briefs were ...

In any patent dispute, the strength of the patent still matters. But increasingly, it is not the only thing that matters—or even, in some cases, the thing that matters most. As I said at the beginning ...

“Since the Federal Circuit found the Board’s findings on both limitations supported by substantial evidence and Magnolia’s remaining arguments unpersuasive, it affirmed the rejection of claim 1 in ...

“While IP coverage shrank after Amgen, biotech innovation is likely to blossom in its wake.” In 2023, the Supreme Court issued a decisive opinion that undermined the validity of broad functional genus ...

“A deep learning device be trained on a specific subset of data is incident to the very nature of machine learning.” – Federal Circuit The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) issued a ...

“Gloo deserves credit for forcing a question the rest of the industry has been content to leave fuzzy: What worldview is in the machine, and who put it there?” A faith-technology company has done ...

“Because the court found it was likely a stay would reduce the issues or even spare the parties, the public, and the courts the expense of a retrial…the court found that, on balance, a stay was ...