IP Case Law Analysis
Intervening Rights Cannot Be Triggered by Argument Alone in Reexaminations
Marine Polymer v. HemCon (decided 3/15/12)
By: Hunter Keeton
Substance of Emails Determines Attorney-Client Privilege Protection
In re Google, Inc. (decided 2/6/12)
By: James J. Foster, Christopher W. Henry, and Jason M. Honeyman
ITC Can Find Trade Secret Law Violation Where Acts Occur Outside US
TianRui Group. Co. v. ITC (decided 10/11/11)
By: Eric G. J. Kaviar
BPAI Triggers “New Ground of Rejection” When Changing Statutory Basis of Rejection
In re Stepan (decided 10/5/11)
By: Hunter Keeton
BPAI Can Trigger “New Ground of Rejection” Through Change in Rationale Alone
In re Leithem (decided 9/19/11)
By: Hunter Keeton
Federal Circuit Clarifies Limits on Patent-Eligibility of Software Patents
Ultramercial v. Hulu (decided 9/15/11)
By: Melissa A. Beede
Same Claim Terms Can Have Different Meanings Within Different Limitations
Markem-Imaje Corp. v. Zipher Ltd (decided 9/9/11)
By: Samuel S. Stone
Federal Circuit Muddies Reissue Application Practice
AIA Engineering v Magotteaux (decided 8/31/11)
By: Robbie J. Reutzel
May 16, 2012
USPTO'S Latest Fee Hike A Prelude To Even More
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May 16, 2012
Doug Wolf presented at Boston Biz Labs
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April 26, 2012
Wolf Greenfield Named Top Trademark Law Firm by
World Trademark Report’s WTR 1000
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