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
Endo v. Teva: Courts Continue to Invalidate Patent Claims Without Construing Them By Sarah A. Kagan Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc., and Mallinckrodt LLC sued for patent infringement against multiple defendants who
Banner & Witcoff attorney Blair A. Silver was recognized by Law360 for his role in drafting the American Intellectual Property Law Association amicus brief that urges the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a ruling finding
Bradley J. Van Pelt and Alisa S. Abbott examine two recent cases that have provided clarity on the consequences related to filing multiple embodiments in a design application, and the
Aaron Bowling and R. Gregory Israelsen are recognized in the 2018 Managing Intellectual Property “IP Stars” list of “Rising Stars.” Each year IP Stars research analysts receive and analyze information
Robert S. Katz, the chair of the International Trademark Association’s Designs Committee, discusses how INTA’s new Guidelines for Examination of Industrial Designs will allow the association to better harmonize and
EU Court Finds There’s No Accounting for Taste in Copyright Lawsuit By Liz Brodzinski The Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European Union issued its ruling
Anna King, who presented “Getting Your IP Into Shape” to the Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys in August in Bristol, England, is featured in the December 2018/January 2019 edition
Helsinn v. Teva at the Supreme Court: Did the America Invents Act Change the On-Sale Bar? By Sarah A. Kagan The U.S. Supreme Court entertained very lively oral arguments
Banner Witcoff, Ltd. welcomed two new associates and a technical specialist in the second half of 2018.
