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By Frank Bernstein, Singularity
Frank Bernstein
In Life Techs. Corp. v. Promega Corp., [1] the US Supreme Court reversed the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit yet again, holding that making a single component of a patented invention in the US, and sending that component […]
Chris Carnaval Senior Patent Counsel at Canon U.S.A., Inc. Chris Carnaval is Senior Patent Counsel at Canon U.S.A., Inc., a position he has held since June 2016. Prior to joining Canon, Chris worked as an associate at the law firms of King & Spalding and White & Case in […]
By Regina Sam Penti, Edward Kelly, Steve Baughman and Anita Varma
Regina Sam Penti
Europe’s proposed Unified Patent Court (UPC) appears to be back on track following the UK’s announcement in November that it will ratify the UPC Agreement (UPCA) despite the Brexit vote calling for the UK to […]
By William J. McCabe and Gene W. Lee
Bill McCabe 
Gene Lee
DTSA Overview
Every year, trade secret misappropriation costs the U.S. economy more than $300 billion and 2.1 million jobs. [1] To help address this problem, on […]
Law360, New York (May 20, 2016, 11:33 AM ET) —
The patent wars that rage in the tech industry are full of high stakes and high drama: Corporations engage in messy, drawn-out fights and small companies find themselves […]
Sang-Wook Han Kim & Chang, Advisory Board Member Sang-Wook Han is an attorney in the Intellectual Property Practice Group and Japanese Practice Group of Kim & Chang. Since joining the firm in 1991, Mr. Han’s practice focuses on domestic and international IP-related disputes. Mr. Han also counsels multinational and […]
Engine, Advisory Board Member
Asana, Canon, Dropbox, Google, Newegg and SAP today announced the formation of the License on Transfer (LOT) Network, a cooperative patent-licensing agreement that will cut down on patent troll litigation and the growing practice of patent privateering.
Patent litigation reached an all-time peak last year, with more than 6,000 lawsuits filed. Most of those suits […]
