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Another Ex Parte Appeal Win at the PTAB

July, 5th, 2017

WHIPgroup was again successful in reversing an examiner’s rejection before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). The claimed invention is directed to a drying agent arrangement installed inside an instrument housing of an optical [Read More…]

Shaw-shank Relitigation: District Courts Chiseling Away at Estoppel Provisions

June, 27th, 2017

By Robert D. Keeler Congress established inter partes review (“IPR”) as a less expensive, more efficient method of challenging the validity of a patent. Indeed, Congress explained that the IPR is a “complete[] substitute for [Read More…]

WHIPgroup Files New Trademark Infringement Lawsuit

June, 23rd, 2017

WHIPgroup has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit on behalf of its client Vineyard Vines in the District of Connecticut, Case No. 3:17-cv-1033 (D.Conn.) (filed June 22, 2017). Vineyard Vines is a well-known American clothing and [Read More…]

Gene Simmons’ Gesture of Love…or Devil Horns. Can’t tell…

June, 23rd, 2017

By Christina L. Winsor Gene Simmons a/k/a “the Demon” and famous rocker of the band KISS filed a US Federal trademark application, Serial No. 87482739, on June 9, 2017 for “his” devil horns hand gesture [Read More…]

Process for Remote Patient Monitoring Is Patent Eligible

June, 21st, 2017

By Andrew P. Siuta In Cardionet, LLC, v. Infobionic, Inc. the District Court of Massachusetts held that a claim for optimizing the transmission of patient data constituted patent eligible subject matter. The patent disclosed and [Read More…]

WHIPgroup Hosts Inaugural Event for IP Eats

June, 16th, 2017

WHIPgroup hosted the inaugural IP Eats event on Wednesday, June 14, 2017 at Homestead Inn-Thomas Henkelmann in Greenwich, CT. There was a great turnout with executives and IP managers from a variety of industries, including [Read More…]

Can’t Avoid Infringement Liability For Overseas Deliveries Merely By Off-Shoring Manufacturing

June, 13th, 2017

By Wesley W. Whitmyer, Jr. In denying a motion for partial summary judgment that no reasonable jury could find “sales within the United States” based on Defendant’s products that are “ordered, manufactured, shipped, billed, and [Read More…]

Ronald J. St. Onge: Loss of a Friend

June, 12th, 2017

With sadness and respect, we pass along the news that our great friend Ronald J. St. Onge died last Tuesday in Florida. Ron was a sought out US IP attorney and ran a successful practice [Read More…]

Another Ex Parte Appeal Win at the PTAB

June, 8th, 2017

WHIPgroup was again successful in reversing an examiner’s rejections before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). The claimed invention is directed to a configurable control system for an operating room. At issue were limitations [Read More…]

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