Patent Law
Re: Who Really Needs a Patent Lawyer Anyway? A Debate About the Fundamentals
Hey, Speech Heads. If you caught yesterday’s post, an omitted sidebar from my article, you likely saw a response from Walt Testchner. He felt that I had taken what he said out of context. I wrote that he said that felt that technologists were the best gauges of knowing whether their art is infringing or [...]
Who Needs a Patent Lawyer Anyway?
Speech Heads, you’ll remember from a couple weeks ago when I posted about Bilski v. Doll that I had mentioned a forthcoming patent feature cover article. Well, I am happy to report that the wait is practically over. The issue is out the door and will be stuffed in your mailboxes in a matter of [...]
Supreme Court May Shake Up I.T. Patent Space, Supremely
This morning, the Supreme Court granted Bilski v. Doll hearing, setting the stage for a show down over whether business methods are actually patentable. DUM-DUM-DAH! (dramatic music) For those of you out there in Speechlandia who haven’t been watching the stormy patent waters, this is big news. The Bilski appeal is a challenge to a [...]
