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    October 19, 2015in Cross Border Issues, Innovation, IP, Patent Practice, Patentability, Patents, US0by Editor
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    The View Ahead for Software Patent Applications: USPTO Releases Update to Guidance on Patent Subject Matter Eligibility

    This article is cross-posted with permission from Bereskin & Parr. The United States Patent and Trademarks Office (USPTO) has released an updated set of Eligibility Examination Guidelines to provide guidance…

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    August 17, 2015in Contracts, Infringement, IP, Patents, US0by Editor
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    Kimble v Marvel gets caught up in SCOTUS's web

    United States Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan is a fan of comics. If you had not already read that in her bio at SCOTUS-tracking blog Supreme Court Review, you might…

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    March 10, 2015in Infringement, IP, Pharmaceutical Drugs, US0by Editor
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    A Dose of Consistency: SCOTUS Settles the Controversy in Teva v Sandoz for Patent Litigation

    In Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc  v Sandoz Inc, a patent infringement case evolved into an opportunity for the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) to settle a decades-long controversy…

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    August 11, 2014in Privacy, Smartphones, Telecommunications, US0by Editor
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    US Supreme Court Dials up Privacy Rights of Cell Phones During Arrest

    Courts and privacy advocates across North America have long faced challenges in resolving the questions of whether police officers should be given the right to search the contents of cellphones…

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    July 28, 2014in Copyright, IP, Movies, Ownership, US1by Editor
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    Marvel’s Misadventures in the Kirby Copyright Chronicles

    Marvel may have to call in The Avengers for help with this one. The comic giant filed papers on July 14th arguing to the U.S. Supreme Court that it should not…

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