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January 2013 patent report

The trolls started January with a bang. Several trolls started their first cases or filed significant additional cases, including: Express Card, EMG

Between the National Retail Foundation coverage and the national news coverage of President Obama's statements on patent trolls, every retailer is

Friend and colleague Michael Smith, who writes the excellent and authoritative E.D. Texas Practice Blog, tipped me off to a Texas Lawyer roundtable

Vermont has passed a bill, which the Governor is expected to sign into law (H.299) called "Bad Faith Assertions of Patent Infringements" - hat tip to

Santa Clara Law Professor Brian Love and Wilson Sonsini partner James Yoon have written a thought-provoking article (slated for publication in the

Lefkow granted in part plaintiff CBOE’s motion to strike defendant ISE’s expert witness in this patent case, as follows: This case was not governed

Judge Lefkow considered defendant ISE’s arguments that the Court’s construction of “means for matching” was incomplete because it did not define an

Santa Clara Law Professor Colleen Chien recently wrote an interesting article on Patently-O discussing some key patent troll statistics in light of

Judge Lefkow granted defendant ISE’s motion to exclude plaintiff CBOE’s evidence of non-infringing alternatives from the lost profits analysis in

Judge Kennelly denied defendants U Lighting America and its sole officer and employee’s (collectively “ULA”) motion to dismiss this patent suit for