Lab Seeks Rare Essential Patent Injunction In Wi-Fi Case
Lab Seeks Rare Essential Patent Injunction In Wi-Fi Case By Editorial Team A Korean research lab is pursuing a unique permanent injunction in a case involving standard essential patents related to Wi-Fi technology. The lab’s move comes following recent support from federal agencies and a stipulation from a unit of Taiwan’s Asus acknowledging infringement of […]
Federal Circuit Upholds PTAB Invalidation of VideoLabs Patent Claims
Federal Circuit Upholds PTAB Invalidation of VideoLabs Patent Claims By Editorial Team The Federal Circuit recently affirmed a ruling by the Patent Trial and Review Board (PTAB) invalidating a significant portion of patent claims held by VideoLabs Collective related to data synchronization. The court found that VideoLabs had waived its right to challenge the decision […]
Federal Circuit Upholds Micron’s PTAB Loss in Netlist Patent Challenge
Federal Circuit Upholds Micron’s PTAB Loss in Netlist Patent Challenge By Editorial Team The Federal Circuit recently upheld the Patent Trial and Appeal Board’s decisions regarding Micron Technology Inc.’s challenge to the validity of Netlist Inc.’s computer memory patent. The ruling stated that Micron failed to demonstrate that the claims of the Netlist patent were […]
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Expands IP Practice in Texas with New Partner Hire from Fish & Richardson
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Expands IP Practice in Texas with New Partner Hire from Fish & Richardson By Editorial Team Dinsmore & Shohl LLP has recently announced the addition of a new intellectual property partner to its team in Texas. The partner, who joins from Fish & Richardson PC, brings with him over 20 years […]
Ex-Google Engineers Accused of Taking Trade Secrets to Iran, DOJ Reveals
Ex-Google Engineers Accused of Taking Trade Secrets to Iran, DOJ Reveals By Editorial Team Three former Silicon Valley engineers allegedly exploited their positions at Google and other prominent tech companies to steal trade secrets. The stolen confidential information was then transferred to personal devices and accessed in Iran, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. […]
