By Jelani OdlumRaymond Wang is a youth innovator from Vancouver, BC, who won the top prize at the 2015 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), the world’s largest international pre-college science competition, for his invention that circulates fresh...
This interview was featured as the October cover story in Inventors Digest! Click here to read the article. Click here for the full cover feature.By Jelani OdlumDr. Ayanna Howard is an entrepreneur, innovator, educator and an international expert in robotics who began...
Our latest video clips from ‘The Entrepreneurs Guide to IP’ feature USC Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship Luke Dauchot (Kirkland & Ellis) and guest lecturer Gavin Moler (Kirkland & Ellis). Their lectures cover the patentability of software and...
By David Kline Many defendants in patent infringement cases argue that case law (such as VE Holding in 1990) allowing patent lawsuits to be filed in any district in which the defendant has sales have only encouraged abusive patent litigation. They say this practice,...
By Richard Stockton, Kevin Keenan, and Brad Van Pelt In 2011, Apple sued Samsung for, among other things, infringement of three U.S. patents — two claiming designs for parts of a smartphone, and one for a graphical user interface of a smartphone display screen. A jury...
By David Kline A January 2017 release from Simon Tam’s dance rock group The Slants is called “The Band Who Must Not Be Named” — and for good reason. Despite making music for more than a decade, the world’s first all Asian-American dance rock band had...
