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• U.S., Japan and EU Start Discussions On Cross-Border Recognition of Granted Patents

  Representatives from the patent offices of Japan, the United States and Europe have

  November 10th, 2006

• Experimenting With KSR v. Teleflex - Can Hindsight Be Mitigated? (Part 2)

  Given Professor Mandel’s findings on hindsight and obviousness (see yesterday’s post), his studies went beyond empirical analysis and looked at how http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/PeterZurasT…Technorati Tags: patent

  November 8th, 2006

• Experimenting With KSR v. Teleflex - Can Hindsight Be Mitigated? (Part 1)

  Earlier this year, Professor Gregory Mandel published a paper that empirically studied the effects of hindsight bias, and concluded that this biahttp://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/PeterZurasT…Technorati Tags: patent

  November 7th, 2006

• Friday Funny

  The Techknowledgy Blog posted

  November 3rd, 2006

• The Federal Circuit “Top Ten” No-No’s

  In an effort to assist counsel in filing briefs and motions that comply with the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, the Clerk’s Office has preparhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/PeterZurasT…Technorati Tags: patent

  November 1st, 2006

• Patent Enforcement May Irk Competitors, But It Can Also Anger Potential Customers As Well

  Since Blackboard sued online learning company Desire2Learn over US Patent

  October 31st, 2006

• “Top Ten” MEMS Patents To Watch

  Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) are the larger cousin of Nanoelectromechanical Systems (NEMS) and cover devices that generally range in size frohttp://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/PeterZurasT…Technorati Tags: patent, patents

  October 27th, 2006

• The 271 Blog is in Germany

  This week I am in Münich, Germany, meeting with various clients and speaking on numerous issues regarding US patent reform, software patents, and bhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/PeterZurasT…Technorati Tags: patent, patents, software patent, software patents

  October 18th, 2006

• You’ve Heard of “the Iron Chef” - Now Meet “the I.P. Chef”

  First it was biochemistry, then it was software and business methods, and now . . . cooking?In the recent issue of

  October 13th, 2006

• Survey: Litigation Becoming Part of Doing Business

  The law firm of Fulbright and Jaworski recently published it’s third annual survey of corporate litigation trends, where 422 in-house law departmenthttp://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/PeterZurasT…Technorati Tags: patent, law

  October 13th, 2006