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    Mark Bowman

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    January 9, 2014in Blogs, Innovation, IP, IP Intensive, Patents0by Editor
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    IP Intensive Program: Interning at CodeX, at Stanford University: The Highlight of My Law School Experience

    Last semester, I had the honour of interning at the CodeX Center for Legal Informatics at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. This internship was one of the many placements…

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    November 21, 2013in Blogs, IP, IP Intensive, Patent Practice, Patents, Regulatory Policy, US0by Editor
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    Inequitable Conduct in Canadian Patent Prosecution

    The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently provided an example of when patents will be invalidated due to inequitable conduct. Canadian patent law presently has no…

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    October 24, 2012in IP, Patent Practice, Patents3by Editor
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    Military Tactics and Rock Star Patent Lawyers; the Patent System under Stress

    Charles Duhigg and Steve Lohr, reporters for The New York Times, have published an insightful commentary on the current state of the patent system and, in particular, the state of…

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    September 14, 2012in Access to Medicines, Patentability, Patents, US0by Editor
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    U.S. Court of Appeals Stands Tall on the Subject of Gene Patents in the Wake of the Mayo v Prometheus Ruling

    The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, in the case Association for Molecular Pathology (AMP) and ACLU v. USPTO and Myriad Genetics (Myriad), held in August that…

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    August 14, 2012in Electronic Processes, Patentability, Patents, Technology, US0by Editor
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    Software Becomes that Much Harder to Patent in the United States

    In the recent decision of Bancorp Services v Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada (U.S.), the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has attempted to reconcile the…

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    July 23, 2012in Electronic Processes, Patents, Uncategorized0by Editor
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    The EPO Rules that Email Use will not Publically Disclose a Patent

    Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. has survived a challenge against its “Display Device” patent by DSM IP Assets B.V. in a ruling by the Boards of Appeal of the European Patent…

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