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Standard setting organizations (“SSOs”) are a common mechanism for innovators in a field to join together, vet proposals for a new or modified form of technology, and collaboratively form a blueprint or standard for the commercial development of such technology
The patent statute requires patent owners who make, offer for sale, or sell products covered by an apparatus patent to provide notice of their rights by marking a patented article, or in some cases its packaging, with a suitable patent notice
The patent statute requires patent owners who make, offer for sale, or sell products covered by an apparatus patent to provide notice of their rights by marking a patented article, or in some cases its packaging, with a suitable patent notice
The so called “common interest doctrine” often allows different parties who share a common legal interest, but not necessarily the same counsel or the same adversaries, to share privileged information without waiving the attorney-client privilege or attorney work product immunity
