Patent filing guide describing how to patent an idea or an invention and who can file a patent in India as an applicant and an inventor based of Indian patent laws. … More How to File a Patent in India – Patent Filing Process in India – Patent Procedure in India
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Procedure for Grant of Patent in India, List of Patents Granted in India | List of Latest Patents Granted by Indian Patent Office in 2013 – 2014 | Patents | Designs | Trade Marks | Geographical Indications IP India| List of Granted Patents by Indian Patent Office … More List of Latest Indian Patents Granted by Indian Patent Office to Foreign, International & Domestic Companies in 2013 – 2014
Procedure for Grant of Patent in India, List of Patents Granted in India | List of Latest Patents Granted by Indian Patent Office in 2013 – 2014 | Patents | Designs | Trade Marks | Geographical Indications IP India| List of Granted Patents by Indian Patent Office … More List of Latest Indian Patents Granted by Indian Patent Office to Foreign, International & Domestic Companies in 2013 – 2014
Article Source: http://techcorplegal.com/Blog_Technology_Law_Business_Research/2012/10/04/the-curious-case-of-patents-to-patent-or-not-to-patent-entrepreneurs-dilemma/ A patent is the grant of a right to an inventor by the patent office that gives the holder the legal right to exclude others from making, using, or selling the invention in that particular country. The patent law generally allows patents relating to any new and useful process, machine, manufacture, or … More The Dilemma for Entrepreneurs and Startups: To Patent or Not to Patent | The Curious Case of Patents
Article Source: http://techcorplegal.com/Blog_Technology_Law_Business_Research/2012/09/23/latest-technology-patent-trends-regenerative-medicine/ Regenerative medicine is an upcoming technology field that may be capable of repairing and replacing damaged cells, tissues, and organs by using those that are specially grown. This technology has evolved by the combined efforts of scientists belonging to a diverse range of expertise, including, biology, genetics, physiology, nanotechnology, and pharmacology. Generally, … More Latest Technology & Patent Trends: Regenerative Medicine
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Apple vs. Samsung Lawsuit – Patent Wars – The Game of Thrones – Part 1 Article source: http://techcorplegal.com/Startup_Business/Blog/apple_samsung_patent.html Presentation on Youtube: Whenever we buy or use a smartphone, many of us ignore the fact that lot of research worth millions of dollars has gone behind creating such a smart device, that too for a span … More Apple vs. Samsung Lawsuit – Patent Wars – The Game of Thrones – Part 1
Beauregard Claim with Unpatentable Method Steps Does Not Satisfy 35 U.S.C. 101 A patent claim to a computer readable medium containing program instructions to carry out steps for detecting credit card fraud is not patent eligible under 35 U.S.C. 101, a Federal Circuit panel held August 16, 2011. Cybersource Corp. v. Retail Decisions, Inc., Fed. Cir., No. 2009-1358, … More Beauregard Claim with Unpatentable Method Steps Does Not Satisfy 35 U.S.C. 101
Supreme Court Reaffirms Clear and Convincing Standard for Proof of Patent Invalidity A unanimous Supreme Court on June 9, 2011, held that patent invalidity must be proved with clear and convincing evidence. Concurring opinions were filed by Justices Breyer and Thomas. Chief Justice Roberts did not participate in this case. (Microsoft Corp. v. i4i Limited … More Supreme Court Reaffirms Clear and Convincing Standard for Proof of Patent Invalidity
