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Patent Law Handbook, 2011-2012 Edition, Lawrence Sung, Jeff Schwartz
Patent Law Handbook, 2011-2012 Edition, Lawrence Sung, Jeff Schwartz
Lawrence M. Sung
Helps attorneys discern what the courts may find, while providing immediate access to current law. Also alerts attorneys to new developments in the law and how they may impact an individual practice. Easy access to information on validity; inequitable conduct; defenses and counterclaims; infringement; willful infringement; remedies; appeal; pretrial and trial issues; Patent Office proceedings; licensing; patent proceedings in other forms, including ITC proceedings and claims court. Also analyzes Federal Circuit’s approach to statutory subject matter as it relates to computer software, its decision clarifying the role of judges and juries in interpreting claims, and its holdings in other opinions.
Medical Device Patents, 2011 Edition, Lawrence Sung
Medical Device Patents, 2011 Edition, Lawrence Sung
Lawrence M. Sung
This product addresses the unique aspects of U.S. medical device patents, specifically durable medical equipment, and examines their grant and enforcement. Coverage includes information on prosecution, transfer, and litigation, including settlement. Patents for specific types of devices are addressed. The comprehensive treatment of patents in the medical specialties of orthopedics, cardiovascular disease, dentistry, ophthalmology, radiology, and surgery, among others, is a useful resource for readers, whether they seek competitive business insight or are curious about the history of medical technology development
The New Private Ordering Of Intellectual Property, Lawrence Sung
The New Private Ordering Of Intellectual Property, Lawrence Sung
Lawrence M. Sung
One consequence of the renewed U.S. Supreme Court interest in patent cases in recent years is an enhanced scrutiny on patent rights generally and, in particular, on the importance of better defining contracts to govern the patent rights among the parties. The Intellectual Property Law Program of the University of Maryland School of Law, in collaboratoin with the Business Law Program and the Journal of Business & Technology Law, convened a symposium on April 18, 2008 to consider the pertinent jurisprudence to inform prudent business practices in managing patent rights by private agreements. This Issue of the Journal includes a …
Stranger In A Strange Land: Biotechnology And The Federal Circuit, Lawrence Sung
Stranger In A Strange Land: Biotechnology And The Federal Circuit, Lawrence Sung
Lawrence M. Sung
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