Federal Circuit Provides First Guidance on AIA Derivation Proceedings
“The Board focused on who had been first-to-invent as opposed to who was first-to-conceive. But the court ruled that the error was harmless because the Board’s decision actually turned on who was first-to-conceive.”-Joshua Spicer
Related News & Media
-
Noel Courage quoted in Lexpert on licensing gains as patent expiries loom
Smart & Biggar Principal Noel Courage recently discussed licensing trends with Lexpert, noting that start-ups and academic institutions remain key innovation sources in the pharma and biopharmaceu...Read More -
Jeff Leuschner publishes article on CIPO’s new patent IT system one year post-launch in IAM
Recently, Principal Jeff Leuschner wrote an article for IAM reflecting on the one-year anniversary of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office’s (CIPO’s) new patent IT system, “Next Generation Patent...Read More -
Graham Hood speaks with The Globe and Mail’s Robyn Doolittle on the Labubu craze and counterfeits
Recently, Principal Graham Hood spoke with The Globe and Mail’s Robyn Doolittle on counterfeit Labubus, a toy that has gained worldwide popularity.Read More
