Facts matter. Policies matter. And thanks to the current coronavirus pandemic the world is learning first hand why the path chosen by the Supreme Court to shut down medical diagnostics in America was a mistake of epic proportions. By Andrew Berks & Gene Quinn |...
What should you do if you receive a cease and desist letter claiming you are infringing someone else’s patent, trademark, domain name, or other intellectual property? You want to address this situation strategically, and not ignore it. Get legal advice....
Patent owners should watch their competitors and markets for infringing activity. If you find a potential infringement, contact a patent attorney. Likely courses of action include a cease-and-desist letter, a license agreement, mediation, or some other negotiated...
Many people think they don’t need a patent — I explain why that may be the wrong attitude. An issue for many tech entrepreneurs is whether they should spend the resources (money and time) on getting a patent. Let me address the issues here why you should or...
In this video, I discuss recent USPTO guidance on subject matter eligibility. The USPTO recently came out with guidance on what is “abstract” subject matter. Abstract subject matter are claims directed to: – mathematical algorithms – organizing human...
In this video, I discuss how patents are one leg of an organic business plan that is almost always necessary for success when developing an innovative...
