Partner Brian Horne was quoted in, “Google, YouTube Stuck in Delaware for Patent Infringement Suit (1),” an article published by Bloomberg Law.

In the Law360 article “How 2 Proposed Bills Could Transform Patent Law,” partner Philip Nelson writes about the potential impact of two pieces of legislation that could affect patent law:...

In the Managing IP article “How Multi-Patent Suits Shape Law Firm Advice,” partner Joshua Stowell discussed the ways he helps clients manage the complexities of multi-patent lawsuits. Stowell, co-chair of...

ALEXSAM, INC. v. ATENA, INC. Before Stark, Lourie, and Bryson. Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut. Summary: A narrowly defined patent license may result in some activity falling within the scope of the patent claims, but outside the scope of the license. Additionally, a trial court’s determination that an allegation in a complaint is merely conclusory and need not be taken as true when evaluating a motion to dismiss is reviewed de novo.