The latest chapter in the long-running saga of inventor Gil Hyatt is beginning to unfold. The current fight is over prosecution laches—and whether the doctrine even exists.

The growing adoption and sophistication of assistive AI tools for patent prosecution are paving the way for material business and career impacts...but practitioners and enterprises may experience ...

Each year, companies invest significant financial resources building and maintaining patent portfolios. But instead of ...

The U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware on Tuesday denied a motion for summary judgment in Cinemavault, Inc. v. Gameshow Network, LLC, allowing a trademark infringement and unfair ...

Yesterday, two senators sent a letter addressed to Liang Rubo, CEO of Chinese technology company ByteDance, urging the ...

Exploring the modern in-house patent department. Major trends shaping patent strategy, including a shift to quality over ...

Last week, consumer electronics giant Samsung filed responses to requests for Director Review by patent owner Netlist in ...

Spurred by reports that House leaders are trying to fast-track a bill to separate the U.S. Copyright Office from the Library of Congress, a coalition of consumer rights, industry, open internet and ...

The New Civil Liberties Alliance has filed a petition for a writ of certiorari asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review its ...

Harrity & Harrity is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Innovation Specialist in Patent Technology to join its growing ...

These overlapping and often fuzzy responsibilities give rise to what we have coined the “AI ethics waterfall” – a cascading ...

The CAFC today issued two precedential decisions in The Trustees of Columbia University of the City of New York v. Gen ...