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Over his career Thomas Edison garnered more U.S. patents than anyone in his time. Edison profited from his patents, but ...
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Following a four-year decline in new patent litigation, case numbers rose in 2020, and attorneys have attributed the increase to ...
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Second Economic Study Finds Billions of Dollars in Benefits to U.S. Economy from IPR…with most going to manufacturers. Manufacturers saw ...
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In 2020, the PTAB logged a record increase in “discretionary” denials, with 228 petitions denied without considering the merits. The ...
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In the past, productive, innovative companies found themselves in years-long, costly patent lawsuits facing accusations of infringing on weak or ...
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Some aggressive nonpracticing entities—and perhaps growing interest in litigation funding—have put 2020 district court filings 16% ahead of the previous ...
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Federal courts are seeing a jump in patent infringement lawsuits, and recent intellectual property sales are hinting at a further ...
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In April, the U.S. Supreme Court made a strong statement against “bad patents” (patents granted despite failing the tests of ...
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In the wake of COVID-19’s economic destruction, policymakers face the challenging task of kickstarting the economy and re-opening the country ...
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The patents process is fair Rolling back the advances that have been made in America’s patent system (“The trouble with ...
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As the owner and founder of Queen Tackle, a small North Carolina fishing tackle business I run with my son, ...
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COVID-19 continues to take huge hits on the American economy, and nearly 30 million Americans have filed for unemployment benefits ...
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In the face of the twin crises of public health and economic contraction, bold measures are necessary to stop the ...
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From northern Alaska to islands off Florida—and countless places in between—telemedicine is saving, extending, and improving American lives. As we’ve ...
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Back in 2018, the disgraced biotech company Theranos sold its patent portfolio to Fortress Investment Group, a division of Softbank ...
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One of the most brilliant parts of the Constitution is found in Article One, Section Eight, Clause Eight. To save ...
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Vanessa Bailey, global director of IP policy at Intel Corporation, urges lawmakers to carefully balance the interests of different parties ...
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The Covid-19 pandemic, devastating as it is, is producing some triumphs of collaborative research and innovation, as everyone from the ...
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Among the casualties of COVID-19 has been Americans’ tolerance with needless bureaucracy, nuisance lawsuits, and regulatory red tape. When the ...
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If something isn’t broken, it doesn’t make sense to try to fix it. And yet some are eager to start ...
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By now we’re all-too-familiar with Internet trolls, those annoying people who’ve turned social media into a cesspool of insults and ...
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As fear over the spread of coronavirus intensifies, researchers around the globe are scrambling to find a cure. The antiviral ...
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Right now, our nation is experiencing a time of deep crisis. It is very important for the federal government to ...
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As the owner and founder of Queen Tackle, a small North Carolina fishing tackle business I run with my son, ...
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By providing a more efficient system for assessing validity of US Patents. Patent Progress reports the significant savings on litigation ...
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That includes reading the application, understanding the background technology, looking for examples of prior art, describing how the prior art ...
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IPR has had material benefits for American companies that “no longer have to pay ransom so the threat of lawsuits ...
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The first half of 2019 is in the books and Unified Patents has already crunched the numbers on patent litigation ...
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