What do the drug company Allergen and the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe in Northern New York have in common? Six patents related to its highly profitable dry-eye drug, Restasis. Ars Technica reports on
[Read More]Facebook, Google, Apple and other large companies host a significant amount of their data outside the United States. Should the Department of Justice’s warrants under the Stored Communications Act extend beyond domestic borders?
[Read More]In 2016, Tesla filed a lawsuit against Michigan officials over a state law that prohibits the manufacturer to act as its own dealer and sell its electric car directly to consumers, instead requiring
[Read More]If you host a podcast, or listen to one, fear not: The patent for podcasting is no more. Per an Ars Technica report, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld
[Read More]This post’s headline, “The Year of the Monkey, “monkey business,” a “macaquery” of the courts — over the last few years, the monkey selfie case has elicited countless primate puns (we went bananas!)
[Read More]It’s been a busy spring and summer for patent news. In May, we posted about the Supreme Court’s ruling that patent infringement cases must be filed where the defendant is incorporated. And in
[Read More]While some patent trolls’ business may be affected by the Supreme Court’s past decision that patent infringement cases must be filed where the defendant is incorporated and the future one that involves the
[Read More]Last month, we posted about the potential demise of the Eastern District of Texas after the Supreme Court ruled that patent infringement cases must be filed where the defendant is incorporated. Now, SCOTUS
[Read More]Should attorney-client privilege apply to invoices for both ongoing and concluded matters? It’s possible that the Supreme Court of California’s decision could have far-reaching implications. The firm Holland & Knight recently issued a
[Read More]What began as a fight over water flavoring pouches has resulted in the highest court in the land ruling unanimously this week that patent infringement cases must be filed where the defendant is
[Read More]In 2016, we posted a blog on the popular topic of emojis having their day in court. That trend continues with a case out of Israel in which a judge ruled that the
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