Buzz results for the tag “Litigation”
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Is $29B the Point?
March 8, 2013
There is a popular number being circulated in the press right now stating that, in 2011 alone, businesses were estimated to have paid out approximately $29 billion in litigation fees for patent infringement cases. A study by David L. Schwartz and Jay P. Kesan questions the validity of that $29 billion based on a number of factors.
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Mr. Detkin Goes to Washington
December 12, 2012
Earlier this week Peter Detkin participated in a workshop hosted by the FTC and DOJ exploring the impact of patent assertion entity (PAE) activities on innovation and competition and the implications for antitrust enforcement and policy.
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The Red Herring of Transparency
December 6, 2012
The IP industry narrative has taken a curious turn in the last few weeks, shifting away from flaws in the system itself and focusing instead on the “transparency” of those who participate in it.
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How Many Patents Make a “Patent War”?
November 15, 2012
Adam Mossoff, professor of intellectual property law at George Mason University, contributes a guest post analyzing today's "smart phone wars" in the context of the "sewing machine wars" of the 1850s.
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IV and Olympus Reach License Agreement, Settlement
November 8, 2012
Intellectual Ventures has reached a settlement and license agreement with Olympus Corporation.
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