A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision was handed down on June 21st involving the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) which oversees USPTO appeals and Inter Partes Reviews (colloquially IPRs,…
While a new COVID relief bill has been signed into law this late December 2020, it is important to note two intellectual property laws tagging along that will go into…
Bycer Law continues service to its clients, and ranks among the top patent firms in the United States. Here, we made #60 nationally in production and success for our clients.Additionally,…
Based on successful outcomes for our clients, Bycer Law was ranked #38 of U.S. law firms for obtaining U.S. utility patents for our clients.
With U.S. Patent No. 10,000,000 signed this week, it seems the USPTO has revamped the certificate. Check out a patent we received today! You can compare the prior certificate (right)…
While many of our clients sell on Amazon’s marketplace, the site (and company) have turned into a hot bed of counterfeiting. https://www.forbes.com/sites/wadeshepard/2018/01/14/fuse-chicken-vs-amazon-is-the-david-vs-goliath-lawsuit-to-watch-in-2018/
Trademark attorneys weigh-in with this comical musical.
After the recent unanimous U.S. Supreme Court case, Octane Fitness, Newegg was able to achieve an award of more than $300k to defend a case against a patent troll. Read…
At what point does a legislator’s action to make an annotated code the ‘law of the land’ lend itself to public domain access? https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/03/public-records-activist-violated-copyright-by-publishing-georgia-legal-code-online/
To what extent should a patent extend rights to the provider of a good or service? Can a patent holder require a non-revocable license to use complementary products? http://gizmodo.com/supreme-court-printer-cartridge-case-could-be-the-citiz-1793643311
