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Lessons Learned from Amazon APEX Proceedings: Key Takeaways for Patent Owners and Sellers

adminAmazon, Intellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsDecember 30, 2025

Amazon’s rapid expansion as a marketplace for third-party sellers has created both opportunities and challenges in the enforcement of intellectual property rights -,particularly patent rights. To address the growing number of utility patent disputes, Amazon developed the Amazon Patent Evaluation…

SLEIGH THE COMPETITION: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION FOR HOLIDAY PRODUCTS

adminIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsDecember 23, 2025

As the holiday season approaches, consumers and collectors alike often seek out distinctive ornaments and festive décor – drawn to items that are visually striking, play music, light up, or offer a unique twist on tradition. Whether you’re designing a…

CLIENT ALERT – USPTO Issues Clarifying Guidance on Patent Eligibility for AI and Software-Related Inventions – Suggests Patenting AI Inventions May Become Easier

adminIntellectual Property, Patents, SoftwareNo commentsOctober 21, 2025

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued a memorandum reinforcing its current framework for assessing subject matter eligibility under 35 U.S.C. § 101, with specific attention to software-related technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)….

Summary of the Appeals Review Panel Decision in Ex Parte Desjardins (September 26, 2025)

adminIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsOctober 18, 2025

Summary of the Appeals Review Panel Decision in Ex Parte Desjardins (September 26, 2025) In late September 20225, in Ex Parte Desjardins, the Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), John Squires, convened an Appeals Review Panel…

A Tax on Innovation? The Trump–Lutnick Proposal and Its Implications for Patent Holders

adminIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsAugust 15, 2025

In a surprising policy shift aimed at deficit reduction, the Trump Administration is reportedly considering a significant structural change to the United States patent system: replacing, or more likely supplementing, the current maintenance fee schedule with a value-based annual tax…

Made in USA Claims: Why Using the Right Terms Matters Under FTC Rules

adminFederal Trade Commission (FTC), Intellectual PropertyNo commentsAugust 8, 2025

For companies advertising products as “Made in USA,” using the correct terminology is not merely a matter of patriotism. It is a matter of law and essential for avoiding legal consequences. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) enforces strict guidelines to…

Meta Wins Legal Battle in Generative AI War: Fair Use Analysis in Kadrey v. Meta Platforms, Inc.

adminCopyrights, Intellectual Property, UncategorizedNo commentsJuly 17, 2025

Meta scored a major victory in its war over if its use of copyrighted materials to train its generative AI model is fair use.  In its June 2025 ruling in Kadrey v. Meta Platforms, Inc., the U.S. District Court for…

Leveraging Continuation Type Patent Applications to Strengthen Patent Portfolios

adminIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsJune 2, 2025

Many business owners use continuation-type applications to strengthen their patent portfolios and broaden their scope of patent protection. In the lifecycle of a U.S. patent application, strategic decisions about how and when to pursue related filings can make a significant…

Why You Must Secure IP Transfer Agreements from Independent Contractors Developing Software

adminCopyrights, Intellectual PropertyNo commentsMay 23, 2025

When engaging independent contractors for software development, it is imperative to secure a clear, written intellectual property (IP) transfer agreement. Failing to do so may leave your business in a precarious position – financially exposed and legally constrained – despite…

AI and the Future of Patents

adminIntellectual Property, PatentsNo commentsApril 18, 2025

As artificial intelligence continues to accelerate the pace of innovation, the intersection of AI and intellectual property law is quickly becoming one of the most dynamic and consequential areas of legal practice. At the forefront of this evolution are Large…

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