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Suit Filed in Utah Over Male Chastity Belts
A.L. Enterprises, Inc. (“ALE”), a Nevada corporation, sued a Canadian manufacturer of male chastity belts in Utah this week. ALE alleges that Latitudes International (“Latitudes”) has shipped products...
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Air-O-Matic’s claim of trademark infringement doesn’t pass the smell test
iPhone application developer, InfoMedia, Inc., filed a complaint last week, seeking a declaratory judgment from a U.S. District Court in Colorado. The pleading seeks to end a dispute that has been...
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The USPTO is Going Soft on Patent Applications
Kerry Gorgone reports on the touching story of a pint-sized “inventor” who “came up” with the idea for attaching an IV bag pole to a kiddie car, so that hospitalized children can play while getting...
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Can McDonald’s really sue you for how you make your sandwich?
Short Answer: No. Probably not. I call this one "the McBaby." Should I try to patent it before McDonald's does? McDonald’s Corp. is getting some recent attention in the blogosphere for a patent...
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The USPTO Embraces the Blogosphere, Lobbies for First-to-File
Kappos: “Hey Ted, can you show me how these here tubes work?” The U.S. Government Agency that is responsible for validating which technologies are new and useful has discovered a not so new, yet...
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Patently-O’s First-to-File Survey
Professor Dennis CrouchUniversity of MissouriSchool of Law Not that I want to club anyone to death with stories about first-to-file patent reform, but given that Director Kappos has begun beating the...
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