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• ‘Math Geek’ Tells of ‘Staggering’ Legal Fees in Patent Case to Be Argued Today

  
  ABA Journal Top Stories — Authority: 676
  Since 1997, Rand Warsaw and Bernie Bilski have been pursuing a patent on their mathematical method that helps utility companies offer uniform energy bills to consumers by hedging transactions against weather patterns. Today, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider the legal issue in Bilski v. Kappos—whether patents can ...
  9 hours ago

• Examining US patent examinations

  
  IPKat - news and fun for everyone! — Authority: 559
  Stanford Professor Mark Lemley is probably the most prolific academic writer on IP at the moment. In his latest (well, latest when I hit post – it might well be his second latest paper by the time the post is published) paper, he takes an empirical look at US patent examination. For the paper, he and co-author ...
  14 hours ago

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  Harmony Health and Wellness — Authority: 116
  Land Patent http://www.landpatentpapers.com/ What is a Land Patent? What is color of Title? The truth of the language will set you free!   For a long time this nation “We the People” have believed that we are a free nation and have freedom of liberty and Justice for all. We have believed that we own our ...
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• The Farnsworth Invention

  
  BlawgIT — Authority: 103
  The play The Farnsworth Invention begins tonight at the Des Moines Community Playhouse. Why would a patent blog write about a play? Well, unbeknownst to me before last night, The Farnsworth Invention is a play about patents . It explores patentability, infringement, enablement, interference, licensing and ...
  3 days ago

• Carpenter Awarded Iowa 2009 Inventor of the Year

  
  BlawgIT — Authority: 103
  An Overnight Success, Ten Years in the Making Tom Carpenter accomplished what every inventor strives for, but very few attain. He is a success. Over the years I have learned to meter the likelihood of a product’s success on the inventor, not the invention. From the first time I met Tom, over a decade ago, I knew he ...
  6 days ago

• Stating the Obvious

  
  Slaw — Authority: 595
  CIPO announced a new Practice Direction on the test that the Patent Office will apply in assessing obviousness in light of Rothstein J.’s judgment for the Court in Apotex Inc. v. Sanofi-Synthelabo Canada, Inc. [2008 SCC 61] The four-step approach to obviousness adopted by the Court is as follows: (1) (a) ...
  1 week ago

• Juvenile Sentencing, Immigration On Docket

  
  North Country Gazette — Authority: 593
  WASHINGTON, DC—The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments next week on a variety of issues including intellectual property law, cruel and unusual punishment, juvenile sentencing, immigration and diversity jurisdiction.The Legal Information Institute at Cornell Law School, which provides free public access to a ...
  1 week ago

• Global alert against ‘Monsantosizing’ our food

  
  War On You: Breaking Alternative News — Authority: 551
  Global alert against ‘Monsantosizing’ our food Written by Chris Davenport Wednesday, 21 October 2009 UN General Assembly to discuss patents on seeds and right to food 21 October 2009. Today a global alert is being filed by farmers and development and environmental ...
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• Foley & Lardner Score Big Contract with NIH

  
  JD Journal — Authority: 139
  The National Institute of Health has awarded a ten year, $208 million contract to Milwaukee based Foley & Lardner .  The contract calls for Foley & Lardner to provide intellectual property services in areas such as patents for biotechnology. Foley & Lardner recently deferred for the second time its ...
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• How to Make Money with Your Ideas & Inventions

  
  Rich BoyRich Boy — Authority: 132
  Informational video produced by the oldest non-profit organization formed to help inventors protect and market their inventions. The founder of the Inventor’s Assistance League (IAL), Ted De Boer, tells about his organization that he started in the early 60’s. IAL teaches inventors a technique known as ...
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• Sphere Resources Inc Enters Option Agreement Over Mining Claims in Scadding, Sudbury, Ontario

  
  Mining Top News — Authority: 136
  The company has recently adopted a new strategy of identifying and appropriating exploration targets in major global mining camps including Sudbury and Red Lake with a particular emphasis on precious metals.The Company has completed a review of several gold exploration properties in the United States of America and ...
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• Ecuador Amazon Problem

  
  Gary A. Scott — Authority: 472
  Many readers sent me an article from Agora Financial entitled “The Chevron Witch Trial: The Changing Face of Resource Nationalism ” about the Ecuador Amazon problem and the ensuing Chevron lawsuit. See why these Ecuador export tour delegates are creating earning potential and doing some environmental good. ...
  2 weeks ago

• Monstruous Monsanto in Mexico and the World:

  
  From Xico — Authority: 422
  Monsanto is the largest producer of genetically modified seed in the world.  This company with its tentacles spread across continents has a tightening grip on the production of some of the worlds basic foods, like corn and soy.  Its grip doesnt have to do with the superiority of its products but with its relentless ...
  2 weeks ago

• Top 5 Things Entrepreneurs Need to Know about New Regulations and Laws

  
  Young Entrepreneur Blog - Small Business & Entrepreneurs Blog — Authority: 422
  Combine the current recession, the government’s attempt to spur recovery, and the potential onslaught of new laws and the result is a changing landscape for small business. Learn the Top 5 things you need to know about these changes including how to protect your business and how to take advantage of short term ...
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• Patent Enablement Requires More Than a Guess

  
  IP Law Blog — Authority: 404
  By Audrey Millemann One of the requirements for obtaining a patent is enablement. As set forth in 35 U.S.C. §112, ¶1, the specification of the patent must teach a person skilled in the art how to make and use the invention without undue experimentation. The enablement requirement must be satisfied at the time ...
  2 weeks ago

• Northern District of Ohio Federal Court Adopts Local Patent Rules

  
  Cleveland Law Library Weblog — Authority: 116
  The United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio has just adopted Local Patent Rules . These rules were the project of a Local Patent Committee and the Northern District of Ohio Advisory Group . The Rules contain an Appendix of 3 forms for a Stipulated Protective Order, a Report of the Parties ...
  2 weeks ago

• Derogan patentes de farmacéuticos en Ecuador

  
  IP tango — Authority: 471
  El Presidente de Ecuador, Rafael Correa, anunció en su revista semanal que pasara un decreto por el cual derogará las patentes farmacéuticas en Ecuador . La medida obligará a las farmacéuticas trasnacionales a otorgar licencias para que dichas medicinas se produzcan nacionalmente. Indica también, que en un ...
  3 weeks ago

• Revolutionary Lessons For China From Michael Carriers Book Innovation for the 21st Century

  
  IP Dragon ????? — Authority: 422
  Innovation for the 21st Century, Harnessing the Power of Intellectual Property and Antitrust Law by Michael A. Carrier . Oxford University Press. Professor Michael Carrier of Rutgers University School of Law, wrote an excellent book about intellectual property rights (IPR) law and antitrust law, the ...
  3 weeks ago

• Revolutionary Lessons For China From Michael Carriers Book Innovation for the 21st Century

  
  China Legal Blog — Authority: 153
  Innovation for the 21st Century, Harnessing the Power of Intellectual Property and Antitrust Law by Michael A. Carrier. Oxford University Press. Professor Michael Carrier of Rutgers University School of Law, wrote an excellent book about intellectual...
  3 weeks ago

• Dreyfuss at American – Oct. 20, 2009

  
  madisonian.net — Authority: 500
  What the Federal Circuit Can Learn from the Supreme Court — and Vice Versa Professor Rochelle C. Dreyfuss, the Pauline Newman Professor of Law at New York University Law School, will deliver the Fifth Annual Finnegan Distinguished Lecture on Intellectual Property on October 20, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. EDT. For those ...
  3 weeks ago

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