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Volpe and Koenig, P.C., an intellectual property law firm in Philadelphia, announced that Associate Douglas J. Bucklin, PhD presented a seminar entitled, "Intellectual Property and Science" to students at St. Joseph’s University on December 6, 2012

Partners Shannon Bates and Casey Griffith Host TexasBar CLE and Deliver Presentation on Patent Damages

This book explains how little known laws passed within the last decade have crippled America’s innovation.

The high-stakes business litigation and intellectual property law firm of Ward & Smith is pleased to announce the addition of accomplished attorney Claire Abernathy Henry in the firm’s Longview office.

Best Lawyers, the oldest peer-review publication in the legal profession, has named four McKool Smith attorneys “Lawyer of the Year.”

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McKool Smith honored as one of the top patent litigation law firms in the U.S.

A Patent is a Statutory privilege granted by the Government to inventors (or to other persons obtaining rights from the Original Inventors) for a fixed and limited period of years, to exclude other persons from manufacturing

Volpe and Koenig, P.C., an intellectual property boutique law firm with offices in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Princeton, New Jersey, is pleased to announce Todd Norton, Esq. has joined the firm.

Indian Patent law gives exlusive rights for the one who owns any of the intellectual properties like copyright, trademark and patent etc. The patent law is different for different jurisdiction.Domain name disputes, Spam, identity thefts, and Commerci

The genesis of the non-obviousness standard was the Supreme Court’s decision in Hotchkiss v. Greenwood. There was no statutory basis for the Supreme Court's decision. The result has been endless mischief.

Historically there has been a conflict between antitrust law and patent law. Periods of aggressive antitrust enforcement have coincided with disfavor of patents. Is there any justification for using antitrust law to limit the strength of patents?