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Throughout February, we have recognized some of the earliest Black women inventors, beginning with Martha Jones in 1868 and her patent directed to a corn [...]

The Northern California offices of Squire Patton Boggs is seeking a Patent Attorney or Agent with a minimum of three years of experience in patent [...]

A close examination of SEP databases reveals that a large number of patents that have been declared SEPs are not essential.... Patent owners are obliged [...]

A businessman living in Hong Kong was indicted Thursday on allegations of conspiring to steal semiconductor technology worth millions from General Electric in order to [...]

Arbor Pharmaceuticals LLC has launched a lawsuit in Georgia federal court challenging a U.S. Food and Drug Administration finding that the company said would allow [...]

The Second Circuit ruled Friday it won't block the company behind the iconic Woodstock music festival from selling marijuana products, shutting down a challenge from [...]

Western District of Texas Judge Alan D. Albright says he made huge upgrades to technology in his Waco courtroom ahead of the trial he's currently [...]

Artist and Chicano-rights activist Salvador Torres has accused the San Diego Unified School District and a contractor of violating federal copyright and California state art-protection [...]

A former Microsoft employee wants U.S. District Judge Alan Albright to send his patent company's infringement case against Samsung Electronics to his courtroom in Waco, [...]

In Law360's latest roundup of new actions at the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, DC Comics is fighting an application for "SuperPower" shapewear, saying people [...]

Revelations that hackers may have stolen documents from Jones Day and Goodwin Procter LLP during cyberattacks on third-party vendors underscore how essential it is to be upfront about [...]

Federal Circuit Judge Raymond Chen on Friday warned attorneys to take remote oral arguments as seriously as in-person ones, while doling out advice for patent [...]

This week in Other Barks & Bites: Senator Tillis asks Biden to snub anti-IP proposals to the World Trade Organization; China’s national IP agency released [...]

After a controversial Federal Circuit ruling narrowed when the success of an invention can prove that its corresponding patent is not obvious, the Patent Trial [...]

Online travel agency TravelPass is urging a Texas court to nix a bid by a group of hotels it's suing in an antitrust lawsuit for [...]

After the justices weigh the fate of administrative patent judges on Monday in U.S. v. Arthrex, they’re likely to rule in one of four ways, [...]

A Stanford University visiting scholar alleged by prosecutors to be a secret Chinese agent who hid her active duty military status from U.S. immigration officials [...]

A Texas federal judge entered a final judgment Friday backing a jury's finding last summer that Apple owes patent management firm PanOptis and related companies [...]

A Texas federal judge granted Dish Network's request for a $16.8 million payday from an individual it claims runs a host of websites that illegally [...]

The Texas Supreme Court on Friday agreed to review Haynes and Boone LLP's argument that attorney immunity isn't limited to litigation-related situations and can be [...]

Attorneys at Nossaman look at how President Joe Biden’s ethics pledge goes beyond those of his predecessors by imposing post-employment shadow lobbying and golden parachute [...]

A trade secrets fight between two Atlanta-area law firms was kicked back to a Georgia state court Thursday by a federal judge who said an [...]

A Novartis AG eye-care spinoff is set to battle two generic-drug makers in long-running litigation over the validity of its glaucoma treatment patent at a [...]

This past week in London has seen the self-proclaimed inventor of Bitcoin take action against a group of cryptocurrency developers. law firms Eversheds Sutherland and Gowling [...]