“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
Banner & Witcoff is recognized as a top trademark firm in the 2019 edition of World Trademark Review 1000 – The World’s Leading Trademark Professionals. The WTR 1000 focuses exclusively on identifying the
Matthew P. Becker, Joseph J. Berghammer, Aaron Bowling, Marc S. Cooperman, Azuka C. Dike, Audra C. Eidem Heinze, Brian J. Emfinger, Katie Laatsch Fink, Sean J. Jungels, Kevin C. Keenan,
Sarah A. Kagan is quoted in an article on the Supreme Court case Helsinn Healthcare v. Teva Pharmaceuticals. Click here to read the article.
Managing Intellectual Property magazine recently published an article that highlights Banner & Witcoff’s position as a top law firm for petitioners and patent owners in U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Patent
H. Wayne Porter serves as Editor-in-Chief and a chapter author of Drafting Patents for Litigation and Licensing, Third Edition, published by Bloomberg BNA. This treatise, which includes chapters written by
Novaira Paul was elected a General Director on the South Asian Bar Association of Chicago Executive Board. SABA Chicago is a volunteer bar association that serves the needs of Chicagoland’s South Asian community.
Aseet Patel predicts more certainty for patent-eligibility determinations in the future, and discusses why general counsel and chief executives should rethink their patenting strategies to take the changing landscape into account, in
