• New
  

  Describing Written Description: the Implications of Ariad

  The inventor provides the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office with a full and fair disclosure of the invention, and in return receives exclusive rights on the invention for a limited time.

  Patent

  By Michael P. S...

  Issue 37

  2010/09/19

• New
  

  Responding to a Complaint and Notice of Investigation in Section 337 Investigations before the United States International Tr

  This article describes the first step in defending an ITC case -- preparing the required Response to the Complaint and Notice of Investigation.

  Trade Secrets

  By Ping Gu, Ton...

  Issue 37

  2010/09/19

• For $190 U.S. Customs Will Police Your Brand

  this article help you understand the significance of taking the extra step to “record” the copyright or trademark

  Comprehensive R...

  By Peter Quinte...

  Issue 36

  2010/07/19

• The Exhaustion Doctrine and Related Antitrust Issues

  Anti-Monopoly

  By William Rowl...

  Issue 36

  2010/07/19

• New
  

  The Statutory Right of Publicity for Deceased Celebrities in California and the Impact of Senate Bill 771

  When Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed Senate Bill 771 into law on October 10, 2007, it marked the latest chapter...

  Copyright

  Thomas F. Zuber

  Issue 34

  2010/01/14

• New
  

  WANGZHIHE: To Win Trademark Squatting Case through Anti-Unfair Competition Law

  The decision of April 23, 2009 (No. 29 U 5712/07) of the Higher District Court of Munich affirms a judgment of......

  Trademark

  Issue 32 By Yi ...

  Issue 32

  2009/10/27

• New
  

  Guard Against the “Legalization” of Infringement by Squatting

  China still has loopholes in IP systems exploited by lawbreakers...

  Patent

  Issue 31 By Hor...

  Issue 31

  2009/08/27

• New
  

  Trademark Protection of Color Marks in the United States

  In this regard, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office [“PTO”] has promulgated regulations and case law for registration...

  Trademark

  Issue 30 By H. ...

  Issue 30

  2009/07/09

• New
  

  In re Bilski: Another Attempt to Define the Boundaries of Subject Matter Eligibility for U.S. Patents for Emerging Technolog

  Bilski is likely not the last word on patent-eligible subject matter. The Supreme Court may wish to revisit this matter...

  Patent

  Issue 27 By E. ...

  Issue 27

  2009/03/19

• EPC2000, an Overview of the Most Significant Procedural Changes

  Patent

  Issue 26, By Ma...

  Issue 26

  2009/01/20