Month: May 2019

By Michael Borella — On May 22, a bipartisan and bicameral group of senators and representatives released a draft bill

Apple legal officially filed for the ‘Close Your Rings’ trademark with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) via their

Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates to a head-mounted system, such

Companies using one IP right likely to see 21% growth rate; study looks at the use of IPR by EU

The London-based firm now has 27 partners View the original article here: Mathys & Squire promotes new partners The article

With trade tensions between the U.S. and China running dangerously high, Apple supplier Pegatron has a backup plan that will

By Joshua Rich — Parties often push experts to testify outside their area of expertise and leave it up to

The estate of Harold Arlen, who wrote classic songs like “Over the Rainbow” and “I’ve Got the World On a

Samsung unveiled their first generation foldable smartphone simply called the Galaxy Fold on February 20, 2019. Then in April, just

Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has been on a crusade against social media and ad companies that track online users. In

Britain’s competition watchdog said earlier today in a press release that Apple Inc has committed to be “clearer and more

At the top of the month Patently Apple posted a report titled “Apple’s SEC Form 10-Q Filing Reveals that iPhone

On Monday Google and major U.S. chipmakers suspended critical software and hardware components to Huawei due to the U.S. blacklist.

U.S. judge Koh has ruled that Qualcomm has unlawfully suppressed competition in the market for cellphone chips and used its

Using an invention to provide a service before filing the patent application can trigger the on-sale bar to patentability, according

The two new IP partners will be based in the firm’s Washington office View the original article here: Sheppard Mullin

A trademark licensee does not lose licensed rights as a result of a debtor-licensor’s rejection court holds in 8-1 opinion;

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) of the United States has won the first round of litigation against Qualcomm. Judge Lucy

By Kevin E. Noonan — There are provisions and interpretations of U.S. patent law that can be in tension depending

Apple updated the MacBook Pro today with faster 8th- and 9th-generation Intel Core processors, bringing eight cores to MacBook Pro