With the right data you can make nuanced and strategic decisions to aid the patent prosecution process. Here are some steps firms and in-house teams can take before, during, and after prosecution with Juristat Analytics. https://hubs.la/Q02cpbJk0
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Unsure how patent analytics will fit into your current prosecution strategies? Here are some steps firms and in-house teams can take before, during, and after prosecution with Juristat analytics. https://hubs.la/Q02mstBV0
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Unsure how patent analytics will fit into your current prosecution strategies? Here are some steps firms and in-house teams can take before, during, and after prosecution with Juristat analytics. https://hubs.la/Q02tYhmz0
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High-cost prosecution can cut into your firm’s profits and slow your productivity. Here are 6 ways to get ahead of lengthy and expensive prosecution with patent analytics. https://hubs.la/Q02htq2h0
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On April 3, 2024, the USPTO issued a notice for the proposed patent fees for FY2025. The proposed fees include several fee increases that, if implemented, have the potential to increase prosecution costs. The article linked below summarizes some of these proposed fee increases.
USPTO’s Proposed Fee Increases Have Potential to Significantly Increase Prosecution Costs
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Patent case filings continue to decline. In 2023, only 3,111 cases were filed, marking a steady downward trend since 2021. What could this mean for the future of patent litigation? Uncover key insights from Lex Machina's latest report! https://bit.ly/3UAxBn6 #PatentCases #PatentLitigation #LitigationTrends
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From 2021 to 2023, a staggering $6 billion in total damages were awarded as Reasonable Royalty across 129 cases. Curious about the insights behind these numbers? Dive into Lex Machina's latest 2024 Patent Litigation Report for in-depth analysis and trends shaping the patent landscape. Don't miss out! https://bit.ly/3UAxBn6 #PatentCases #PatentLitigation #LitigationTrends
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Check out our latest blog dissecting a recent office action associated with this week's patent grant, unveiling key tactics in patent amendments and legal finesse. 1. Craft adaptable claim amendments for success. 2. Strike the balance between specificity and breadth. 3. Master countering obviousness with finesse. 4. Leverage legal precedents for strategic advantage. Click here to read more https://lnkd.in/gyHXPmnS #patentlaw #LegalStrategies #innovation #businessinsights #ipprotection #prosecution #officeaction #patentdrafting
Obviousness Rejections: Insights From This Wearable Technology Patent Examination
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💡 The USPTO Director vacated a Patent Trial and Appeal Board decision denying institution of inter partes review for not addressing alleged differences between references in the petition and those considered during prosecution. The Director determined that the board did not sufficiently explain its findings and remanded for further proceedings. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3UJdMdb By: Ryan Dowell, Caitlin Olwell and Rubén H. Muñoz #IntellectualProperty #PatentLitigation #PatentLaw
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Claim Scene Investigation, Part 1. A perspective on reviewing claims with a colleague before you file a patent application. By John Bretscher and Jean McCarthy https://lnkd.in/efW_byFu #quinniplaw #patentlaw #attorneys
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Unified Patent Court judges don’t accept “attorneys’ eyes only” designations for confidential information: potential effects on U.S. litigation Two new UPC protective orders (Mannheim and Dusseldorf LDs) concerning confidential business and technical information are just the latest in a string of decisions that indicate a high, if not actually insurmountable, hurdle for AEO designations. As a result, in-house counsel may now get access to information through UPC proceedings that would be withheld even in otherwise transparent U.S. lawsuits. https://lnkd.in/dXbSaSSR
UPC judges don’t accept “attorneys’ eyes only” designations for confidential information: potential effects on U.S. litigation
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