Jeffrey Chang volunteered to teach public school students in Washington, D.C., about the Constitution today as part of the American Constitution Society Constitution in the Classroom program. The DC Bar partnered with
Timothy C. Meece and Audra C. Eidem Heinze analyze the impact of the Supreme Court’s decision in Impression Products, Inc. v. Lexmark International, Inc., on the business and legal community for
Kirk A. Sigmon explains how startups can avoid or mitigate intellectual property traps if they avoid five common mistakes in World Intellectual Property Review. Click here to read the article, “5 common
Does Secret Prior Art Survive in the AIA? Twelve Interested Parties Weigh In By Sarah A. Kagan In May, a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the
Company Founder Joined and Potentially Liable for Attorneys’ Fees — An Interesting Wrinkle in a Typical “Exceptional” Case By Scott M. Kelly and Apurv Gaurav In the wake of
Full Panel of Fed. Cir. Clarifies that Even Voluntarily Dismissed Cases Start the Year Time-Bar Clock for Inter Partes Review By Bradley J. Van Pelt and Kevin C. Keenan
Joseph J. Berghammer, Timothy C. Meece, Jon O. Nelson, Binal J. Patel, Joseph M. Potenza, Christopher J. Renk, Charles W. Shifley and Bradley C. Wright are listed as leaders in intellectual property
Standing to Appeal Comes into Focus By Sarah A. Kagan The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit took another step toward defining the contours of standing to
Scott M. Kelly, assistant editor of Banner & Witcoff’s PatentArcade.com, discusses how Dream Arcades emulation console, Dreamcade Replay, could potentially face issues with copyright infringement in GameDaily.biz. Click here to read the article, “The Dreamcade Replay all-in-one
On May 22, 2018, Banner & Witcoff secured a jury verdict for client, Buc-ee’s, against a chain of travel centers in Texas. The 12-person jury returned a unanimous verdict that Buc-ee’s
