Battery Module Architecture with Horizontal and Vertical Expandability A battery module architecture including a plurality of
Use of a FCC Pre-certified Bluetooth(R) Transmitter Module May Not be Enough to Avoid FCC Problems
You’ve designed a new product that allows purchasers of the device to control the device with their Smart Phone by Bluetooth(R). Moreover, you’ve
Copyrighting Languages: Who Owns Klingon?
The law isn’t always as dry and boring as a layperson may imagine, especially in Amicus briefs. Take, for example, this Amicus brief for Paramount v.
Happy Thanksgiving from Venjuris!
It is Thanksgiving Week in the U.S. and all of us at Venjuris hope you are happy, healthy, and surrounded by people you love. We wanted to take a few
From the Desk of John Mascari – Two Track Litigation
At Venjuris we specialize in vigorously prosecuting and defending claims in Federal and State Court, particularly intellectual property matters, but
QUEST FOR SUGAR
Now that Holiday season is around the corner, we are all excited to celebrate the holidays, yet apprehensive of what we should be eating and what we
USPTO Changes Method for Correcting Foreign Priority Claims
The USPTO is changing the method for correcting foreign priority claims to comport with the fact that the America Invents Act (AIA) makes foreign
Patentees Beware: District Court awards attorney’s fees to Defendant for its work on Inter Partes Reexamination.
The Patent Act authorizes discretionary awards of “reasonable attorney’s fees” to “prevailing parties” in “exceptional” patent cases. 35 U.S.C. §285.
When “Handcrafted” Doesn’t Mean Handcrafted
Beam Suntory, the spirits company behind brands such as Jim Beam and Makers Mark, has recently faced much scrutiny over the use of the term