In a recent IAM article, “Full US ITC bench could bring greater scrutiny and steadier precedent” Sheila Swaroop, co-chair of Knobbe Martens’ International Trade Commission Litigation practice, discussed how a…

Ms. Lea honored as “Patent Litigator of the Year”, firm takes home Impact Case honor IRVINE, Calif., September 11, 2026 – Knobbe Martens is pleased to share that the firm…

PTAB May Revisit Issues Left Unresolved by Prior Appeal Daniel Kiang & Lizzy T. Do The Board did not exceed the Federal Circuit’s mandate on remand by considering a limitation that…

Key Takeaway: The Senate has confirmed five new commissioners for the International Trade Commission, giving the agency a full slate of commissioners for the first time in nearly a decade,…

Wolfspeed Sues Navitas for Patent Infringement Over GaN and SiC Technologies Sameer Khan With demand for high-efficiency power devices continuing to grow, companies are placing greater emphasis on maintaining their…

In the latest column in their monthly Law360 series on recent noteworthy Federal Circuit decisions, Knobbe Martens partners Jeremiah Helm and Sean Murray explore the court’s opinion in Wyeth LLC….

Tripling Down on Space: U.S. Space Force Expands Launch Contracts to $17B, Raising the Stakes for IP Michael E. Salamy The Space Force’s decision to triple the size of its…

Knobbe Martens partner Ben Shiroma shared reflections on his path to becoming an IP litigation partner at the firm and his approach to long-term career growth in Am Law’s “How…

No “Duty to Innovate” – California’s Highest Court Finds Gilead Sciences Not Negligent for Delaying Release of Allegedly Safer HIV Drug Ari Feinstein & Rhett D. Ramsey California court holds…

Typos Cause Alkanes of Trouble Ben K. Shiroma & Ryan M. Newell A patentee could not argue that its provisional application provided written description support for its issued claims by arguing…