What is top of mind right now for in-house life sciences IP counsel? I recently attended the Life Sciences Patent Network (LSPN) North America conference in Boston, and was lucky enough to moderate a ...
An article authored by Andrew Pinkard, Mike Pomianek, and Jason Balich titled “Finding Stealth Prior Art Before It Finds You” was published in IAM. In this article, the authors explain what happened i...
A column authored by Jason Balich titled “Uncloaking Stealth Prior Art” was published in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ Chemical Engineering Progress (CEP) Magazine. In this article, Ja...
(originally published by FORGE) The innovative idea behind your product is what makes it exciting and valuable to consumers and investors. As a start-up leader, your business success depends on keepin...
An article authored by Ed Russavage titled “Software Start-ups Should Address IP Considerations Early On” was published in Law360. In this article, Ed discusses the importance of capturing IP in the e...
John Welch co-authored the January-February 2023 edition of The Trademark Reporter, The Law Journal of The International Trademark Association (INTA). Titled “United States Annual Review: The Seventy-...
Jonathan Roses was the lead author on behalf of the Boston Intellectual Property Law Association (BIPLA) of a January 2023 Response to USPTO Request for Comments regarding proposed initiatives to ensu...
Jonathan Roses co-authored on behalf of the Boston Intellectual Property Law Association (BIPLA) a January 2023 Response to USPTO Request for Comments regarding proposals to expand the criteria for ad...
A column authored by Jason Balich titled “Patents Expire, But Trademarks Can Last Forever” was published in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ Chemical Engineering Progress (CEP) Magazine. ...
An article authored by John Welch titled “The Top 10 TTAB Decision of 2022” was published in World Trademark Review (WTR), Boston Intellectual Property Law Association's newsletter, and The TTABlog®. ...
(as published in IPWatchdog) Divided patent infringement—also called “joint infringement”—is a doctrine plaintiffs can use to allege infringement where more than one party may have participated in a p...
A column authored by Jason Balich titled “Escape Infringing a Patented Method of Manufacturing – Legally” was published in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ Chemical Engineering Progress (...