Month: February 2018

ITW Pillar Technologies (Hartland, WI) reports that it has been granted a patent for an on-board Maintenance Indicator for corona

A recently published Apple patent describes a "Dual display equipment with enhanced visibility and suppressed reflections" and the device pictured

A Delaware judge on Wednesday dismissed a derivative shareholder suit against Orexigen Therapeutics Inc.’s board over the publicizing of information

A New York Supreme Court judge has disqualified King & Spalding LLP from representing an animal health company in international

The U.S. Patent Trial and Appeal Board has dismissed two challenges brought by adult entertainment streaming media company IML to

Financial companies are leading the rush to file patents for tools and products based on blockchain, the ledger technology underlying

A California federal judge on Tuesday refused to grant Snapchat’s bid for an early exit from Vaporstream’s patent infringement suit

Australian innovator Altech Chemicals Ltd. announced yesterday the filing for a new provisional patent with the Australian government for an

16, 2018, a federal judge in Wilmington, DE reversed a 2016 jury verdict requiring Gilead Sciences to pay $2.54 billion

Apple has been granted a patent that imagines using an OLED or LCD display as a dynamic keyboard — hinting

Judge Rodney Gilstrap tapped a former Hunton & Williams partner as “special liaison” to check the health of a FedEx expert the

On Tuesday, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office released a set of recently approved Apple patents. Among the 26 new

Our friends at Oxfirst are hosting another interesting webinar on March 14, 2018 at 15.00 BST and 16.00 CET.  The

The production company behind the “Dr. Phil” TV show has settled its suit against a former CBS employee whom it

Two founding members of intellectual property boutique Feinberg Day Alberti & Thompson LLP have rejoined DLA Piper, where they will

Boehringer Ingelheim and Teva have asked a Connecticut federal court to sanction Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana for

Singer Meat Loaf and the composer of his hit single “I’d Do Anything For Love” asked a California federal judge

Technology set to change enforcement landscape; downside of getting something wrong could be ‘very costly’ View the original article here:

The court deferred ruling on defendants’ motion to substitute one of its experts and appointed a special liaison to help