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Law.com Interviews Rich Martinelli on USPTO’s AI Questions
September.10.2019
Orrick’s Rich Martinelli is featured in a Law.com Skilled in the Art panel discussing the USPTO’s questions on patenting artificial intelligence ...
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Antitrust Watch Blog
Whistling in the Wind? DOJ’s Unusual Statement of Interest in FTC v. Qualcomm Case Highlights Disparity Between U.S. Antitrust Agencies on FRAND, SEPs, & Competition Law
by Jay Jurata and Emily Luken | May.14.2019
In a highly unusual move, the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division (DOJ) recently filed a statement of interest in the Federal Trade ...
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Partner Alyssa Caridis Provides Insights on Patent Eligibility Challenges in Daily Journal Article
by Alyssa Caridis | April.18.2019
Orrick partner Alyssa Caridis authored an article for the Daily Journal’s annual Top IP Lawyers supplement.
Antitrust Watch Blog
The New Madison Approach Goes to Court
by James Tierney and Emily Luken | January.24.2019
On January 11, 2019, the U.S. DOJ Antitrust Division (Division) filed a Notice of Intent to File a Statement of Interest in a lawsuit filed by u-blox ...
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A Stealth Upheaval In Patent Personal Jurisdiction?
by Alex V. Chachkes and Matthew L. Bush | January.18.2019
Alex Chachkes and Matthew Bush explore how the Supreme Court's decision on personal jurisdiction in Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. v. Superior Court of ...
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TC Heartland's Impact in 2018
by Alex V. Chachkes | December.13.2018
Orrick’s Alex Chachkes and Josh Montgomery co-authored an article in Law360 discussing the profound impact of the TC Heartland decision.
Trade Secrets Watch Blog
To Patent or Not to Patent? Preserving Trade Secret Status During Prosecution
by Amy Van Zant and Amanda Maya | December.11.2018
Amid a growing body of unsettled law regarding the patentability of software and business methods patents, companies are increasingly choosing to ...
Trade Secrets Watch Blog
Federal Circuit Illuminates Right to Disgorgement as Remedy for Trade Secret Misappropriation
by Diana Szego Fassbender | June.06.2018
The Federal Circuit recently issued an opinion, Texas Advanced Optoelectronic Solutions, Inc. v. Renesas Electronics America, Inc., that addressed ...
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Out of Sync? : DOJ’s Policy Reversal Towards SEPs Lacks Legal Support
by Jay Jurata and Emily Luken | June.06.2018
Jay Jurata and Emily Luken co-authored an article for Global Competition Review about the troubling policy shift by the DOJ’s Antitrust Division.
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On the Brink of an IPO? Consider These Key Steps First
by Diana Szego Fassbender and Kristin Cornuelle | May.25.2018
Two Orrick IP lawyers provide insights on the importance of examining one’s intellectual property needs and protections prior to an IPO.
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Supreme Court Preserves IPR but Dictates Changes – Director Iancu Has Many Options to Consider
by Jeffrey Johnson, Don Daybell, Johannes Hsu and K. Patrick Herman | April.26.2018
On April 24, 2018 the Supreme Court issued two decisions that preserve Inter Partes Review ("IPR") but dictate changes to IPR procedures.
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Making Sense of Patent Damages After Exmark
by Alyssa Caridis and Mark P. Wine | April.18.2018
Orrick IP partners Alyssa Caridis and Mark Wine examine how a recent Federal Circuit ruling may affect the awarding of patent damages moving forward.