TTAB Finds a Consent Agreement Failed to Tip the Balance Bay State Brewing Company’s intent-to-use application to register the mark TIME TRAVELER BLONDE for beer was rejected based on the…
Express Lexicography or Disavowal is not Required in Order to Deviate from a Claim Term’s Ordinary Meaning In Trustees of Columbia Univ. v. Symantec Corp., Appeal No. 2015-1146, the Federal…
In Neutron Depot, LLC v Bankrate Inc the US District Court for the Southern District of Texas entered judgment in plaintiff Neutron Depot’s favour, enjoining defendant Insurance Depot Marketing Corporation…
Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear LLP is pleased to announce it was named by Managing Intellectual Property (MIP) as the “Top Patent Prosecution Firm in the Nation” and as the…
San Diego Partner Mike Fuller discussed the Alice ruling in the article “IBM, Google Disagree on Alice, Need for Congress to Act” featured in Bloomberg BNA. Read the full article…
Seattle Partner Mauricio Uribe was interviewed by the Financial Times for their article “Smartwatches herald new legal battles.” Read the full article in Financial Times >>
Knobbe Martens attorneys Jeff Van Hoosear and Diana Wade discuss the dispute over the use of clearly iconic names associated with Yosemite National Park.
Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear, LLP associate Tom Cowan has been named by JD Supra as a “JD Supra Top Author” in the publisher’s first annual 2016 “Readers’ Choice Awards”….
Article by Bruce S. Itchkawitz, Ph.D.; originally published on LinkedIn Pulse on March 14, 2016. Are card games or other games of chance patentable? Does it matter whether the game is played…
Litigation Partner Joseph Re was interviewed by Law360 for their Trial Pros series. Joe discusses his most interesting trial, unexpected experiences while in trial, and more.
