MVS Briefs March 2023 When Should I Reach Out to Discuss My Potential IP? written by Luke T. Mohrhauser Artificial Intelligence and Global Patent Discussions written by Kirk M. Hartung “Failure to Function” Rejections on the Rise written by Michael C. Gilchrist Federal Circuit Offers Insight into the Inquiry of Patent Eligible Subject Matter written by Joseph M. Hallman Is Artificial Intelligence Coming to the US Patent and Trademark Office? written by Julie L. Spieker Where We’ll Be! Find out where our attorneys are speaking and what events they’re attending! Read Full Newsletter
MVS Briefs December 2022 USPTO and Regulatory Agencies Tie the Knot written by Cassie J. Edgar Is Your Patent License Still Valuable and Valid? written by Glenn Johnson Harvested Material and Unauthorized Use of Propagating Material written by Brian D. Keppler, Ph.D. 2022 Developments in Biometric Data Litigation: Arbitration Clauses of User Agreements are Enforceable, Even for Minors written by Sarah M.D. Luth Protecting Your Roadmap: Lessons from Amgen v. Sanofi written by Charles P. Romano, Ph.D. Where We’ll Be! Find out where our attorneys are speaking and what events they’re attending! Read Full Newsletter
MVS Briefs September 2022 CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 is now law…. now what? written by Heidi S. Nebel Copyright Law Tips for In-House Counsel written by Brandon W. Clark PSA: Avoiding Patent-to-Market Scams written by Gregory Lars Gunnerson The USPTO Expands Outreach Programs to Encourage Innovation Nationwide written by Ashley Holland Does the New Policy on Free Publication Access to Federally Funded Research Impact My IP Strategy? written by Jonathan L. Kennedy Who Owns Your Name? written by Nicholas J. Krob Where We’ll Be! Find out where our attorneys are speaking and what events they’re attending! Read Full Newsletter
MVS Briefs June 2022 The Important Differences Between Corporate/LLC Names and Trademarks written by Mark D. Hansing USPTO Trademark Audit Program—Not New, But Seemingly Far More Aggressive written by Christine Lebron-Dykeman European Patent Oppositions: A US Patent Attorney Perspective written by Jill N. Link Countries with Protective Patent Law Provisions written by Michael H. Anderson, Ph.D. What Happens to a Biological Deposit if the Patent Application is Withdrawn or Abandoned? written by Melissa M. Mitchell Where We’ll Be! Find out where our attorneys are speaking and what events they’re attending! Read Full Newsletter
MVS Briefs March 2022 Patent Tips and Tricks – The Patent Prosecution Highway written by Luke T. Mohrhauser The Criticality of Early Patent Application Filing written by Kirk M. Hartung Color as a Trademark: Why is the Yellow TOLLHOUSE Bag a trademark, but the Yellow CHEERIOS Box is Not? written by Michael C. Gilchrist Can I Patent my App? written by Julie L. Spieker Federal Circuit Provides Insight Regarding an IPR Petitioner’s Inability to Maintain an IPR Proceeding Based on a Ground that was Raised or Reasonably Could have been Raised During a Previous IPR written by Joseph M. Hallman We’ve Been and We’ll Be! Find out where our attorneys are speaking, what events they’re attending and what events they have attended recently! Read Full Newsletter
MVS Briefs December 2021 The Great Dichotomy: Patent Protection vs. Regulatory Approval written by Cassie J. Edgar Trade Secrets – The Secret to Enforceable Protection written by Glenn Johnson Patentability of Diagnostic Methods in 2021 written by Brian D. Keppler, Ph.D. 2021 Creates New Challenges for Enabling and Adequately Describing Genus Claims with Functional Language written by Sarah M.D. Luth Innovation in a Time of Need – An Employment Perspective written by Luke T. Mohrhauser We’ve Been and We’ll Be! Find out where our attorneys are speaking, what events they’re attending and what events they have attended recently! Read Full Newsletter
MVS Briefs September 2021 Peace of Mind for Trademark Rebranding written by Brandon W. Clark Eighth Circuit Adopts “Initial Interest Confusion” Doctrine of Trademark Infringement written by Michael C. Gilchrist Patents in Film and Television written by Jonathan L. Kennedy Protecting Your Brand from Cybersquatters: Recent UDRP Decisions Emphasize Importance of Domain Name Diligence written by Nicholas J. Krob Utility Model Patents: An Option Abroad written by Julie L. Spieker We’ve Been and We’ll Be! Find out where our attorneys are speaking, what events they’re attending and what events they have attended recently! Read Full Newsletter
MVS Briefs June 2021 MLB Pitcher Re-Files Lawsuit Against Astros Alleging Misappropriation of Trade Secrets written by Gregory Lars Gunnerson Warning – Copyrights and Distance Learning written by Mark D. Hansing Avoiding Claims of Copyright Infringement for Use of Creative Works on the Internet written by Christine Lebron-Dykeman We’ve seen it all: Considerations for Strategic Use of Provisional Patents written by Jill N. Link Innovation Continues to Thrive as the USPTO Issues Patent No. 11,000,000 written by Tina G. Yin-Sowatzke We’ve Been and We’ll Be! Find out where our attorneys are speaking, what events they’re attending, and what events they have attended recently! Read Full Newsletter
MVS Briefs March 2021 Design Patents – Fast Protection for Product Shapes written by Kirk M. Hartung Thoughts on the Biden Administration and the Patent Office written by Heidi S. Nebel Patent Ownership – Assignments written by Luke T. Mohrhauser The Road to Recovery for Research written by Oliver P. Couture, Ph.D. Friendly reminder from the Federal Circuit: Statements Made During Patent Prosecution May Affect Future Litigation written by Joseph M. Hallman We’ve Been and We’ll Be! Find out where our attorneys are speaking, what events they’re attending, and what events they have attended recently! Read Full Newsletter
MVS Briefs December 2020 Cannabis Variety Patenting in Canada – Traps for the Unwary written by Heidi S. Nebel EPA Provides Draft Guidance for Regulation of Gene Edited Plants written by Cassie J. Edgar Expanded Intellectual Property Protection by Design written by Glenn Johnson Branding in the Digital Era: USPTO Updates Trademark Specimen Requirements written by Sarah M.D. Luth Future Changes to Sequence Listings – WIPO Standard ST.26 written by Brian D. Keppler We’ve Been and We’ll Be! Find out where our attorneys are speaking, what events they’re attending, and what events they have attended recently! Read Full Newsletter