Yesterday, we heard what our readers would like to see happen in their wildest IP dreams this year, but some wishes are more likely than others to come true. So we start the New Year off today with some educated predictions about the year to come in IP, based on what courts have said, prospects for new leadership under the next presidential administration, changes to practice due to new fees and rules enacted at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in the previous year, and more.
Recent Posts
- Split Third Circuit Upholds Medicare Price Negotiation Program Under Biden IRA
- U.S. Chamber-Led Coalition Joins Voices Telling Commerce to Nix Valuation-Based Patent Fee Proposal
- Trump Order Bars USPTO Patents Employees from POPA Membership But Will Not Yet Affect Telework
- CAFC Upholds Prosecution Laches Ruling Against Gil Hyatt
- Other Barks & Bites for Friday, August 29: CAFC Affirms Prosecution Laches Ruling Against Hyatt; Trump Admin Cancels USPTO CBA; Second Circuit Affirms Lack of Standing in Ripple Trademark Case