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Published in the Pace University Law Review, Todd Oberdick describes inconsistencies caused by attempting to apply traditional claim construction doctrines to the claims of computer and business method patents. He points out how clear it is that the two paragraphs are becoming increasingly important in patent litigations, and care must […]

Firm member, Fritz L. Schweitzer III, won a UDRP domain arbitration proceeding ordering the transfer of paulmccartney.com, lindamccartney.com, and linda-mccartney.com to the artists. A challenge of the order in Federal District Court was dismissed with prejudice. Hammerton v. McCartney, et al, US DC MD FL 8:01-cv-00269-SM.

Firm member, Fritz L. Schweitzer III, won a UDRP domain arbitration proceeding ordering the transfer of the domain name villagepeople.org to the trademark owners.

An article written by Rich Basile and published in the The Journal of Proprietary Rights, Vol. 11, No. 9 provides those responsible for correcting Y2K problems in computer systems with a number of patents which may create new problems of patent infringement. The potential erroneous results generated by computers that […]

Wes Whitmyer explains in The Journal of Patent and Trademark Office Society, Volume 80, No. 9 why practitioners should consider the Federal Circuit’s recent use of §112 before rendering advice in any patent matter. He suggests patent litigators carefully compare an accused product to the patent specification and examine the […]