NEWS Archives - Page 143 of 159

Christopher J. Renk comments on the Egyptian Goddess decision in BNA’s Patent, Trademark & Copyright Journal.

NEWS - 09.23.08

Christopher J. Renk comments on the Egyptian Goddess decision in BNA’s Patent, Trademark & Copyright Journal.

NEWS - 09.23.08

Robert S. Katz comments on the decision in Egyptian Goddess in the Legal Times.

NEWS - 09.23.08

Robert S. Katz discusses the Egyptian Goddess decision in Bloomberg.

NEWS - 09.18.08

Drafting Patents for Litigation and Licensing authored by Banner & Witcoff attorneys is now available.

NEWS - 09.17.08

David R. Gerk and John M. Fleming partner with The George Washington University to create a comprehensive patent program for engineers.

NEWS - 09.08.08

Christopher J. Renk comments on DVD-ripping software in TechNewsWorld.

NEWS - 09.08.08

Banner & Witcoff Wins Final Judgment in IP Lawsuit

NEWS - 09.02.08

Marc S. Cooperman’s monthly column on IP issues affecting the toy and game industry.

NEWS - 09.02.08

Robert S. Katz explains the basics of patenting an invention in Popular Science.

NEWS - 08.27.08

Joseph M. Potenza comments on the new guidelines released for patent appeals in the Legal Times.

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