“The Legal 500: Intellectual Property Country Comparative Guide”
[btx_image image_id=”1171″ link=”https://www.inhouselawyer.co.uk/practice-areas/intellectual-property/united-states-intellectual-property-2/” position=”center”][/btx_image] The United States chapter for “The Legal 500: Intellectual Property Country Comparative Guide“, by Matthew J. Schmidt and E. Colin Cicotte published by “The In-House Lawyer” Summer 2017
Functional Claiming of Inventions and Related Issues of Indefiniteness
Functional Claiming of Inventions and Related Issues of Indefiniteness, by James D. Stevens Jr., published in the University of Detroit Mercy Law Review, Volume 94, Issue 2, Spring 2017 [download-attachment id=”1287″ title=”Functional_Claiming_of_Inventions”]
At the Intersection of U.S. Patent Laws and Autonomous Vehicles: A Look at Patent Eligibility and Claim Indefiniteness.
[btx_image image_id=”1169″ link=”/” position=”center”][/btx_image] Corey M. Beaubien and Jeffrey L. Doyle co-authored an article “At the Intersection of U.S. Patent Laws and Autonomous Vehicles: A Look at Patent Eligibility and Claim Indefiniteness.” The article was published as a General Chapter in the 7th edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Patents, published by Global […]
The great divide – sorting out method claims and multiple actors
The great divide—sorting out method claims and multiple actors by E. Colin Cicotte and Scott A. Hogan, first appeared in IAM Yearbook: Building IP value in the 21st century 2017, a supplement to IAM, published by Globe Business Media Group—IP Division, October 2016. To view the guide in full, please go to www.IAM-media.com. [download-attachment id=”1290″ […]
The Supreme Court Gets Intellectual: A look at how the Court is reshaping IP law in significant ways
[btx_image image_id=”1164″ link=”/” position=”center”][/btx_image] The Supreme Court Gets Intellectual: A look at how the Court is reshaping IP law in significant ways by Corey M. Beaubien and Michael J. Druzinski, Michigan Bar Journal, February 2016 [download-attachment id=”1293″ title=”SupremeCourtGetsIntellectual”]
Making Sense of Non(ce)sense-Seeking Broad Claim Coverage and Avoiding Unwanted Means-Plus-Function Treatment
Making Sense of Non(ce)sense—Seeking Broad Claim Coverage and Avoiding Unwanted Means-Plus-Function Treatment by Corey M. Beaubien and Scott A. Hogan, BNA’s Patent, Trademark & Copyright Journal, 90 PTCJ 1869, 05/01/2015 [download-attachment id=”1305″ title=”BBNAInsight_Final_Reising_Beaubien_Hogan”]
Patent Eligibility and Medical Diagnostic and Treatment Methods: Principles to Apply
Patent Eligibility and Medical Diagnostic and Treatment Methods: Principles to Apply by Corey M. Beaubien and Shannon K. Smith, BNA’s Patent, Trademark & Copyright Journal, 88 PTCJ 1276, 09/19/2014 [download-attachment id=”1342″ title=”BBNAInsightFinalPTCJ”]
To Mark or Not to Mark – The Past and Present State of Patent Marking and False Marking
To Mark or Not to Mark—The Past and Present State of Patent Marking and False Marking by Corey M. Beaubien, Intellectual Property Today, January 2014 [download-attachment id=”1312″ title=”To-mark-or-not-to-mark”]
How Recent Attempts to Expand Economic Espionage Protection Will Likely Be Futile
How Recent Attempts to Expand Economic Espionage Protection Will Likely Be Futile in Light of Trade Secret Protection Schemes Already Available to U.S. Companies by Shannon Murphy, Michigan IT Lawyer, January 2014
Both the Detroit Legal News and Intellectual Property Today published Eric Jones article titled The Obvious Advantage – Revisited.
Both the Detroit Legal News and Intellectual Property Today published Eric Jones article titled The Obvious Advantage – Revisited. The article recommends a novel approach to overcoming obviousness rejections of patent claims. Click here to view the article. https://reising.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/ObviousAdvantageRevisited.pdf