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Orlando Lopez Burns & Levinson LLP

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Some old cases we should revisit: Weber, Haas, Harnisch and restrictions *

USA - February 1 2013
Typically at the beginning of a new year we go out with the old and in with the new. But, at the beginning of this year, I am taking a look at some…


Passing the baton: the SIPO takes the lead among patent offices *

Global - December 20 2012
The October 2012 World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) report signaled a significant change. 


Small entities and defending against or enforcing patents — taking a page out of the UK’s playbook *

USA - November 27 2012
Defending against a patent infringement suit or enforcing a patent in an infringement suit is typically very expensive — on the average, a $2-$3 million expense.


The prior art expansion under the AIA *

USA - September 18 2012
The patent reform introduced by the America Invents Act constitutes the most radical set of changes in the US patent law since probably the first US patent code. 


A balanced view of post-grant review *

USA - September 12 2012
A large portion of the rules needed to implement the America Invents Act will go into effect on September 16, 2012.


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