Few things infuriate me more than supposed experts who make statements along the lines of \”patents are critical to innovation.\”
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Last week, I did what I these days rarely ever do: live in the world of corporate and law firm
This week, Facebook\’s trademark action against a small online teaching company has been all over the news. In summary, Facebook
Many experts insist that innovation cannot succeed without patents, and that the delays in the US Patent Office stifle innovation.
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As my consulting practice becomes ever more busy, blogging must be relegated to times when client work is not pressing–that
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I have been spending time in Northeastern Indiana–the land of my roots–to introduce my children to their aunts, uncles and
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Regular readers of the IP Asset Maximizer Blog will know that I am a strong advocate of the use of
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I decided to start 2010 with a controversial premise: what if 9 out of 1o patents–or 90 %– issued in
Over the past year of so, I have become friends with Victoria Pynchon, an accomplished California litigator and ADR expert.
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Recently, I wrote a post on why I think that patent litigation is not a viable business model for
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