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The New Copyright Claims Board: An Easier Way to Settle Small-Claims Copyright Disputes
Imagine that you created a painting, and now someone is using the image without your consent. What action…
Read MoreSupreme Court: Patent Infringement Lawsuits Only In State Of Incorporation Or Regular Place Of Business
The Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision (it does happen) today in TC Heartland LLC v Kraft Food Group…
Read MoreHow To Tell Someone To Stop Infringing Without Getting Sued
An Article in Schott, PC’s IP Law for Startups Series Dear Dr. Jones, It has recently come to…
Read MoreTowards More Reliable Trial Court Decisions On Claim Construction
By Stephen B. Schott The Federal Circuit, which has exclusive domain over patent-related appeals, overrules district court findings at…
Read MoreAdam Corolla Fights Patent Trolls But Anti-Troll Legislation Is Back Under The Bridge
Comedian and podcast host Adam Corolla recently visited Capitol Hill to complain about patent trolls. Discussing a patent infringement lawsuit targeting his…
Read MoreSupreme Court Makes it Easier to Penalize Misbehaved Patent Litigants
Yesterday, the Supreme Court invited district courts to use more discretion in awarding attorney fees in “exceptional” patent cases. This…
Read MoreObama The Troll Slayer: The White House’s Patent-Related Executive Actions.
President Obama wants to vanquish patent trolls. His 2014 State of the Union address called for Congress to…
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