Intellectual Property Archive » January, 2007

Intellectual Property - January, 2007

164 articles

• Teen's Counterclaims: Record Companies In "Cartel"
• Symantec, Citrix Sued Over Remote Computer Access
• Court Rules In Pfizer's Favor In Norvasc Patent Case
• American Express Sued Over Trademark
• Senate Bill Would Ban Authorized Generics
• Chip Maker Accuses Rival Of Data Theft
• Court Blocks Israeli Co. From Suing Amgen
• Europe Upholds Archus Spine Patent
• Strategene Gives Up Fight With Third Wave
• Firm Names First African-American Dept. Head
• Antitrust Claims Filed In GPS Suit
• USPTO To Reexamine E-Learning Patent
• Piracy, Counterfeiting Cost $100B A Year: WIPO
• Thailand Breaks Patents For Plavix, HIV/AIDS Drug
• Amid Uproar, Novartis Files Gleevec Appeal
• Jury Finds Qualcomm's Patents Not Infringed
• Foley & Lardner To Open Office In China
• Audiobooks No Exception To First-Sale Rule: Court
• Opinion-Of-Counsel Defense To Inducement
• Raytheon Accused Of Stealing Trade Secrets
• Apotex Seeks Approval For Generic Ulcer Medication
• Federal Circuit Revives Oil Drilling Pipe Suit
• Mayer Brown Lures Veteran IP Lawyer
• Fraud Buster Hits Fed With Patent Suit
• Federal Circuit To Revisit Work-Product Question
• Pfizer's Canadian Lipitor Patent Declared Invalid
• Appeals Court Remands Syringe Patent Case
• Why I'm Pushing For The Patent Pilot Program
• Teva Launches 18 Patent Suits
• Fox Slaps YouTube With Subpoena
• Thailand Mulls Breaking Patents On Two Drugs
• Japan Eyes Shared Patent Process
• Vas-Cath Wins Chance To Appeal USPTO Ruling
• Sonnenschein To Open Office In Silicon Valley
• Remaining Claims Thrown Out in Alaris, ICU Case
• Testimony Delayed In Coca-Cola Trade Secret Trial
• FTC's Antitrust Case Over Birth Control Continues
• Scorned HP Employee Flings Allegations Of Spying
• Patent "Trolls" Target Wall Street
• Ninth Circuit Denies Copyright Extensions Appeal
• Judge Gives Go-Ahead To Case Against Microsoft
• Barr Sued By Celgene Over Generic Thalomid
• E.U. Court Advisor Rejects Bid To Close Drug Loophole
• German, French Consumer Groups Threaten iTunes
• Appeals Court: Epcot Did Not Infringe Painting
• Coke Trial Opens But Prosecutors Face Challenges
• Court Dismisses Taser's Patent Case Against Bestex
• IBM Accused Of Unfair Competition
• Plavix Makers Fight For Exclusivity
• Patents Asserted Against R.J. Reynolds Invalid: Judge
• Amgen Should Win Patent Suit, Analyst Says
• EMI Sues InfoSpace Over Ringtone License Pacts
• Privity Proves to Be Downfall At Federal Circuit
• Novogen Settles Menopause Supplement Suit
• Suit Filed Over SEC Compliance Patent In Muni Bonds
• Buchanan Ingersoll Bolsters Silicon Valley IP Team
• Federal Circuit Affirms Ultracet Decision
• Chip Makers Duke It Out Over Patents
• Yahoo Faces Copyright Challenge In Belgium
• On Eve Of Plavix Trial, Apotex Suffers Another Blow
• Decision Showcases Debate Within Federal Circuit
• Judge Refuses To Toss Music Label Suit
• India's Patent Laws Fall Short, Report Claims
• Acacia Targets Fleet Management Industry
• Digital Co. Takes On Apple In Memory Patent Suit
• Expert: Qualcomm Owed $8.3M For Infringement
• Merck Case Threatens Patent Term Extensions
• Looking East, U.S. Law Firms Boost India Practices
• Teva Sues Generic Zoloft Rivals
• Pfizer Sues IVAX To Protect Market For Detrol
• University Says Inventor Was Left Off Hepatitis Patent
• Angiotech, Boston Scientific Win Dutch Patent Case
• Foley & Lardner Filed Patent Application Late: Suit
• Five IP Attorneys Join Venable's New L.A. Office
• Senate Bill Targets Reverse Payments
• For IPR In India, A Time Of Sea Change
• U.S. Competition Watchdog Decries Drug Deals
• Italian Company Wins Patent Decision Against Purdue
• U.K. Court Affirms Ruling Revoking Stent Patent
• Philips Seeks WTO Ruling In Taiwan Patent Dispute
• Outsourcing Contracts A Must To Protect IP In India
• Federal Circuit Axes "Smart Card" Suit Against Visa
• Historians Appeal Da Vinci Code Ruling
• PNC Financial Settles Patent Suit
• Wilson Sonsini Opens Doors In D.C.
• Canon Buys Toshiba TV Stake To Resolve Suit
• PR Newswire Takes Beef With Nasdaq To Court
• Digene Files Patent Suit Against Third Wave
• German Court Issues Ruling In DVD Patent Case
• "MedImmune" Ushers In New Era Of Patent Litigation
• Bayer, Novartis Near Settlement Over MS Drug
• Court Sides With IMX In Mortgage Tech Patent Ruling
• Foreign Clients Flock To Indian IP Firms
• Appeals Court Upholds $41M Ruling Against Mary Kay
• Air Mattress Maker Denied Rehearing
• Online Debt Collection Systems Inspire Patent Suit
• Lycos Strikes At Tivo, Others Over Web Patents
• The Case For The Boutique Patent Firm
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Most Of Ruling Against Photo Co.
• Indian Generics Companies Change Course
• DNA Patent Suit Settled For $3.35M
• Cisco Sues Apple Over iPhone Trademark
• Abbott Hit With Permanent Injunction
• Intel Files Suit Against Transmeta
• Doctor Withdraws Patent Suit For Pain Invention
• Novartis Case Tests India's IP Climate
• Oblon Spivak Top Patent Filer In 2006
• Toshiba Brings Hynix Before ITC For Second Round
• Ranbaxy Eyes Merck's Generics Unit
• High Court Shakes Head At Hytrin Settlement Case
• ArthroCare To Settle Patent Suit For $2.75M
• Supreme Court Backhands Key Federal Circuit Test
• Google Launches Patent Search
• Drug Maker Drops Patent Appeal
• Damages Lowered In Architect's Copyright Case
• Aloha To File Federal Suit Against Mesa
• Patent Pilot Bill Reintroduced
• U.S., Japan To Harmonize Patent Procedures
• India Mulls Data Protection
• Supreme Court Ruling Bolsters Licensee Rights
• Novartis Sues To Reverse USPTO Judgment
• Philips Wins ITC Ruling Over LED Patent
• Chipmaker Fires Back In MP3 Patent Feud
• Settlement Reached Over Cancer Test Patents
• Howrey Snags IP Partner Out Of Retirement
• Trade-Secret Litigation Targets Conference Calls
• Supreme Court Declines EchoStar Appeal
• Gibson Guitar Corp. Sued For Trademark Infringement
• Microsoft, Nintendo, Sony Sued Over Joystick Patent
• Caltech Launches Suit Over Microsurgical Tools
• Patent Outsourcing Thrives Amid Lingering Concerns
• Motorola's Violations Could See $100M Hit: Attorneys
• Patent Examiner's Race Discrimination Case Fizzles
• Bid To Disqualify Hunton & Williams Fails
• Motorola Could Face $100M Hit In SPS Case: Attorneys
• Abbott Facing Stent Injunction After French Ruling
• Government Tries To Plug Coca-Cola Leaks
• Steptoe Nets New Trademark Head
• Appeals Court Affirms Abbott's Biaxin Injunction
• Converse Suit Dropped Amid Licensing Talks
• Federal Circuit Denies Ariad's Request
• Coca-Cola Objects To Subpoena
• Abbott Defeated In HCV Patent Spat
• Ex-Qualcomm Employee Sentenced For Data Theft
• StorageTek Settles Copyright, Antitrust Case
• Court Orders Magma To Transfer Patents To Rival
• Patent Rule Changes: Preparing A Medtech Portfolio
• Novartis Hits Par With Second Lotrel Suit
• DLA Piper Snags Seasoned Patent Prosecutor
• Law Firm Profile: Woodcock Washburn LLP
• Federal Circuit Won't Rehear Tyco Case
• Abbott E-Mails Could Affect Patent Evergreening Suits
• Showalter Steps Up As Baker Botts IP Chair
• Matsushita, Nokia, Samsung Sued Over Bluetooth
• Drug Makers Sued Over Cholesterol Drug
• Synthes Sues Stryker Over Bone Plate Patent
• Camera Makers Call Patent Truce
• Judge Reverses Damages In Landmark AWH Case
• Fulwider Pays $8M To Settle Misconduct Claims
• Appeals Court Nixes Savient Injunction Bid
• The Extraterritorial Reach Of U.S. Patent Law
• Eli Lilly Scores In Zyprexa Patent Feud
• Appeals Court Vacates Ventana Ruling
• DNA Sequencing Rivals Head To Court