It was a busy week for patent filings in the district courts, with 113 complaints filed, fueled particularly by nearly 50 (!) IP Edge complaints, primarily filed in the Western District of Texas’s Waco Division; the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), on the other hand, was slightly down, with 29—the bulk coming from Intel counterpunching with seven challenges against AQUIS-asserted patents.
Litigation
- Alice-Insanity (Part One), or Why the Alice-Mayo Test Violates Due Process of Law
- Reexamining Three Preconceived Notions of SEPs as the 5G Patent Wars Ignite
- Judge Koh Responses on Antitrust-IP Intersection Promise More of the Same
- The Fintiv Deception: Leahy’s Legislative ‘Fix’ is Unwarranted in Light of Sotera Wireless
- Federal Circuit Clarifies Criteria for ‘Exceptionality’ Finding in Awarding Attorneys’ Fees
Recent Posts
- IP/Antitrust Policy Changes are Afoot in the Biden Administration’s DOJ
- Alice-Insanity (Part One), or Why the Alice-Mayo Test Violates Due Process of Law
- Reexamining Three Preconceived Notions of SEPs as the 5G Patent Wars Ignite
- Jonathan Kanter Responses to Senate Provide Insight on Approach to Antitrust-IP Nexus
- How Technology is Reshaping the IP Management Industry