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Lost Profit Claims: Proving Business Damages
Lost profit damages are designed to compensate a business for the profits it would have earned if wrongful conduct had not occurred.
Read MoreTrade Secret Claims Require Describing the Secret, Not the Software
The US Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit issued a decision clarifying the specificity required to claim trade secret protection for software.
Read MoreUnderstanding TROs and Preliminary Injunctions
TROs and preliminary injunctions are powerful, disruptive, and often expensive. Used carefully, they can preserve value and prevent irreversible harm.
Read MoreEx Parte PTAB Decisions Rein In Obviousness-Type Double Patenting Rejections
Recent Federal Circuit decisions have addressed specific OTDP issues, but tension between competing objectives of this doctrine leave many open questions.
Read MoreIP Considerations for Life Sciences Companies
IP is the lifeblood of many life sciences companies, which makes IP strategy a core component of any successful business strategy.
Read MoreThe Civil Courts: When Your ‘Confidential Business Information’ Isn’t So Secret
In a civil court case, your confidential business information is only as confidential as the judge allows.
Read MoreWhen Patent Validity Moves to Two Courts
Litigants navigating federal district courts and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) must approach them as two parts of a unified strategy.
Read MoreFiling a Post-Grant or Inter Partes Review
Post-grant proceedings offer a quicker, more technical route to contest a patent’s validity, but they also carry strategic, financial, and procedural traps.
Read MoreBusinesses Face Growing Need for Cybersecurity to Protect Intellectual Property
A data breach can affect your patents and trade secrets. Today, there is a growing need for cybersecurity measures to protect intellectual property.
Read MorePost-Grant Review Trials
Patent disputes are often high-stakes battles, and when the validity of a patent is questioned, the outcome can dramatically shift competitive advantages.
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