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Customer Relationships May Not Be Trade Secrets
In a relatively recent order denying a plaintiff’s application for preliminary injunction, Judge Mazzant of the U.S. District Court for …
Challenges to Patent Validity at the USPTO PTAB
An Inter Partes Review (IPR) is a trial held before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) that determines whether …
Carstens & Cahoon Expands with Addition of Waco, Texas Office
New Office Adds Deep Patent Litigation to the Western District of Texas DALLAS – October 28, 2020 – Carstens & …
Terms of an Intellectual Property License May Dictate IP Rights of Parties in Bankruptcy
As a result of the debilitating effects from COVID-19, businesses have been forced, or will be forced, to permanently close …
Now Patented: Vehicle with Frunkgate
Frunkgate: US 10,676,137 has issued for something you didn’t know you wanted, a “tailgate” on the front of your car. …
Texas Patent Judges Diverge on Covid-19 Trial Protocols
This is a summary of the full article written by Katie Buehler and published on Law360. As America starts to …
