Articles

We are pleased to spotlight Patent Paralegal Nayasha Mombeshora this month! Nayasha works in the Biotechnology Practice in our Boston office.

From the pages of The New York Times to the…general counsel’s office of The New York Times, AI copyright litigation is all the rage. Possible questions include the philosophical—e.g. “Could an AI agen...

In Lynk Labs, Inc., v. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the Federal Circuit reinforced that patent applications may serve as prior art in IPR proceedings as of their filing date—even where those applica...

A column authored by Jason Balich titled “Protecting Trade Secrets” was published in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ Chemical Engineering Progress (CEP) Magazine. In this article, Jason ...

From potential legal challenges to Chinese biopharma supply chains, Europe’s new Unified Patent Court (UPC), landmark decisions in life sciences, pharma’s Orange Book listings, design patent rejection...

An article authored by John Strand titled “The Biggest US trademark Cases of 2024” was published in World Trademark Review (WTR). From a Supreme Court decision assessing the use of President-Elect Don...

An article authored by Scott McKeown titled “Director Review Clarified Co-Defendant IPR Challenge Rights in 2024” was published in IPWatchdog. In 2024, two US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Direc...

An article co-authored by Amanda Varrichione titled “Inventorship for AI-Assisted or AI-Generated Inventions in Europe and the US” was published in the Hoffmann Eitle Quarterly. By now, it is impossib...

We are pleased to spotlight Nathan Jacobs this month! Nate is a Patent Agent in the Biotechnology Practice and works out of our Boston office.

An article authored by Andrew Mathis titled “Making Patent Prosecution More Collaborative” was published in the Massachusetts Bar Association’s November/December 2024 issue of Section Review. In this ...

We are pleased to spotlight Carrie Anne Haufler this month! Carrie is an Intake Patent Paralegal and works out of our New York office.

An article authored by Karen Gover titled “When ‘Patented’ Goes Beyond Inventorship In False Ad Cases” was published in Law360. Read more (subscription required).