Indianapolis, IN – Patent lawyers for Alcon Research Ltd of Fort Worth, Texas, Alcon Pharmaceuticals LTD of Switzerland, and Kyowa Haddo Kirin Co. of Japan filed a patent infringement in alleging Watson Laboratories Inc and Watson Pharma, Inc. of Parsippany, New Jersey, and Watson Laboratories, of Corona, California, infringed…
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Gabbard Sues VMB LLC, Music Factory Direct for Copyright Infringement of Music Web Graphic
South Bend, IN – Copyright lawyers for Joel Gabbard of Fort Wayne, Indiana filed a copyright infringement in alleging VMB LLC, doing business as Music Factory Direct, and Vento LLC, both of Cassopolis, Michigan, infringed Copyright Registration No. VA0001734862, WEB GRAPHICS; which has been registered by the US Copyright…
Richard N. Bell Files Two Copyright Infringement Lawsuits Regarding Photographs of Indianapolis
Indianapolis; IN – Attorney Richard N. Bell of Indianapolis, Indiana filed two copyright infringement lawsuits regarding photographs of Indianapolis that Mr. Bell took. The first copyright infringement suit alleges Cameron Taylor and Taylor Computer Solutions of Indianapolis, Indiana, Event Premium Tickets of North Fort Myers, Florida, Fred O’Brien and…
FirePASS IP Holdings Sues Bombardier, Inc for Patent Infringement of Hypoxic Fire Prevention and Suppressive Systems in CS300 Aircraft Sold to Republic Airways
Indianapolis, IN – Patent lawyers for FirePASS IP Holdings and FirePASS Corporation of New York, New York filed a patent infringement lawsuit alleging Bombardier, Inc. of Montreal, Canada, and Bombardier Aerospace Corporation, of Richardson, Texas, infringed Patent Numbers RE 40,065, HYPOXIC FIRE PREVENTION AND FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS FOR COMPUTER…
U.S. Supreme Court Sides with Roche in Patent Ownership Controversy
Washington, D.C. – The United States Supreme Court has issued its opinion in Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University v. Roche Molecular Systems, a patent ownership case. The Court held that the Bayh-Dole Act,35 U.S.C. §§ 200-212, “does not automatically vest title to federally funded inventions…
Federal Circuit Applies Analogous Art Test to Exclude Prior Art References from Obviousness Analysis
Washington, DC – In a decision that may impact both patent prosecutors and litigators, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit applied the analogous-art test to exclude certain prior art references from the consideration of whether a claimed invention was obvious in light of the prior…
Saeilo Enterprises, Inc. Sues Buzz Bee Toys, Inc. for Trademark Infringement of Tommy Gun Registered Trademark in Hamilton County, But Case Removed to Federal Court
Indianapolis, IN – Trademark lawyers for Saeilo Enterprises, Inc. of Pearl River, New York filed a trademark infringement suit alleging Buzz Bee Toys, Inc. of Mt. Laurel, New Jersey infringed the following trademarks: Trademark Registration No. 2,885,628 for the mark TOMMY GUN filed with the US Trademark Office and…
Lisa Angle Sues Math-U-See, Inc. et al. for Copyright Infringement of Home Schooling Curriculum Materials
South Bend, IN – Copyright lawyers for Susan Lynch, of Indiana, Math-U-See Indiana, Inc. of Indiana, and Lisa and Jim Angle, of Idaho, filed a breach of contract and copyright infringement suit alleging Math-U-See, Inc. of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Steve and Ethan Demme infringed the works CALCULUS WORKS, RECORDED…
KZRV, L.P. Sues RV Wholesalers, LLC for Trademark Infringement of Travel Trailers
Fort Wayne, IN – Trademark lawyers for KZRV, L.P. of Shipshewana, Indiana filed a trademark infringement suit alleging RV Wholesalers, LLC of Lakeview, Ohio infringed Trademark Registration No. 3,183,731 for the mark SPREE registered with the US Trademark Office. The complaint states that KZRV is a leading manufacturer of…
U.S. Supreme Court Holds “Willful Blindness” Suffices for Induced Infringement Knowledge Requirement
Washington, D.C. – While unanimously agreeing that induced patent infringement liability requires knowledge that the induced acts will infringe one or more patents, the United States Supreme Court, in an 8-1 decision in the Global-Tech Appliances, Inc., v. SEB S.A. case, held that the knowledge requirement is met by…