Brooks Kushman P.C. recently secured a favorable final written decision of an inter partes review at the US Patent and Trademark Office Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) on behalf of inventor Evan Spero. The subject patent relates to an illuminating device for vehicles whereby illumination intensity and spectrum are varied to illuminate areas according to the principles of correct lighting practice. The Brooks Kushman team representing Spero includes: Sangeeta Gandhi Shah, Bernie Tomsa, Andrew Turner, and David Bir. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ehwdyVKB #ptab #ip #favorabledecision
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Is a design patent very valuable? I accidentally answered this in wondering why the Stanley Quencher was so popular at Xmas and where the copycats were. It seems the revolutionary thermos was invented by Mr Stanley in 1913, and so has expired long ago. The current version is just protected by the design right USD0996915. Interestingly Stanley (now Pacific Market International) is very keen on IP in general, with a whopping and ominous 666 patent rights.
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Watch the On Demand version of Sterne Kessler's "2023 Design Patents Year in Review: Analysis and Trends" webinar to learn more about recent design patent case decisions and trends from the last year. https://lnkd.in/ekSqAJN3 We also talk about cases to watch for in 2024 (LKQ v. General Motors and Columbia v. Seirus), and the implications of recent updates to global design protections for IP rights holders. #DesignPatents
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🤣 Just stumbled upon the quirkiest patent infringement case - Brace yourselves for the "Method of Swinging on a Swing" saga! 🌈🛠️ 🎉 Imagine patenting the art of swinging sideways on a swing! 🤸♂️💫 Back in 2001, Steven Olson got a U.S. patent (No. 6,368,227) for swinging differently. Yep, you read that right – a patent for a new swing style! 😂🏞️ 🌐 While swinging sideways sounds fun, the patent raised eyebrows. Critics argued, "Shouldn't patents be for groundbreaking stuff?" 🤔⚖️ 🚀 Fast forward to a world where patents cover the wackiest of things - from swing moves to who knows what! 😜✨ What's next? A patent for the "Art of Perfect Pancake Flipping"? 🥞🕺 📚 Lesson learned: Intellectual property can be a wild ride! 🚀 #PatentPeculiarities #SwingStyleRevolution #IPHumor #InnovationGoneWild
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Proud moment last week when one of my inventions was officially approved by the United States Patent and Trademark Office, patent # 11,985,665. Imagine ordering food or coffee in a drive-through and never needing to find a payment method to transact because your car takes care of it securely for you. That's what this invention does. It can take years from concept to patent filing to approval – this was filed in June 2021! Plenty more in the pipeline where this came from. https://lnkd.in/ehpPj8PU
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