Knobbe Martens Partner Mauricio Uribe presenting the best practices and identify potential pitfalls in SEP patent licenses. View live presentation: Video Link Key Terms in Standard Essential Patent Licenses Webinar…
Partners Philip Nelson and Tom Cowan were quoted in “Are You Protected?”, an article published in Medical Plastics News. Excerpt: “Web content editor Ian Bolland spoke to Philip Nelson and Tom Cowan…
Partner Kerry Taylor, Ph.D. was quoted in “Caterpillar Can’t Play Arthrex Card For Patent Tribunal Redo (1),” which was published in Bloomberg Law. Excerpt: “Caterpillar Paving Products Inc. failed to convince the Federal Circuit that its previous…
Partner Sheila Swaroop was quoted in “Generic Drug Decisions Stall as Virus Forces Patent Court Delays,” which was published in Bloomberg Law. Excerpt: The goal has “consistently” been to resolve the litigation within the…
A panel discussion featuring Knobbe Martens Partner, Mauricio Uribe; Pressao Medical’s CEO, Sung Pak; Co-Founder Makani Science, Dr. Michael Chu; and BeeTimer’s CTO, Terry O’Shea. From health and wellness to engineering…
Partner Philip Nelson was quoted in “Q&A: How Do You Protect Your IP?,” which was published in Medical Design Briefs. Excerpt: “How should medical device companies protect their intellectual property (IP)…
Associate Kim Kennedy and Partner Mike Fuller authored “Trade Secrets Or Patents?” which was published in Life Science Leader. Excerpt: Biotechnology companies are in an exceptionally competitive field, with multiple companies competing against…
JD Supra has recognized Knobbe Martens attorneys as “top authors” for contributing popular thought-leadership pieces addressing key legal topics – a repeat honor for the firm. In the publication’s 2020…
Knobbe Martens is pleased to announce that it has obtained a significant trial defense victory for the firm’s longtime client Infantino in an International Trade Commission (ITC) Investigation over alleged…
Summary On April 23, 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously held in Romag Fasteners Inc. v. Fossil Inc. that a finding of “willfulness” is not required as a precondition to an award…
