The March 2019 edition of Chicago Lawyer magazine features Banner Witcoff’s new ‘more efficient, brighter, more modern’ office space at 71 S. Wacker Drive in Chicago. Partner Katie Laatsch Fink highlights the features
On February 19, 2019, the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (Board) ruled in favor of NIKE in a pair of inter partes reviews, holding that adidas failed to carry its
Brad Van Pelt outlines the biggest risks for companies working with outside consultants during product development and why patent ownership disputes can make or break consumer product launches, in the Journal of
Brad Van Pelt outlines the biggest risks for companies working with outside consultants during product development and why patent ownership disputes can make or break consumer product launches, in the Journal of
With the patent litigation changes that occurred at the Supreme Court level in 2018, Docket Navigator executed a year in review that resulted in their annual Patent Litigation Special Report. The
INO Therapeutics v. Praxair Distribution: Trying to make sense out of subject matter eligibility By: Sarah A. Kagan February 22, 2019 — Praxair Distribution Inc. challenged a set of patent claims
Craig W. Kronenthal discusses a recent decision that involved a patent application from Ford Global Technologies LLC on a method for facilitating software updates in a vehicle’s computer system. The
“First PTAB Reversals Under New Subject Matter Eligibility Guidance” written by Aseet Patel and Craig Kronenthal published in IP Watchdog. Click here to read the full article.
Athena v. Mayo: Are pure diagnostic claims per se ineligible for patenting? By Sarah A. Kagan The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issued its decision in Athena
First PTAB Decision Reversing Examiner Under New Subject Matter Eligibility Guidance By Craig W. Kronenthal and Aseet Patel February 2, 2019 – The Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), in
