Ford’s collapsible bicycle patent proposes a vehicle with removable parts that transform into a bicycle, addressing urban mobility and parking issues. The design showcases innovation in automotive patents and is currently under review by the USPTO.
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Claim Amendments for Common Rejections during Patent Prosecution
This post examines claim amendment strategies to address common patent rejections under 35 USC 101, 102, 103, and 112. It offers practical legal insights and examples for overcoming typical issues during patent prosecution in India.
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Caterpillar has patented a dual fuel internal combustion engine aimed at improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions in heavy duty vehicles. The post examines the technical features, operational mechanisms, and legal significance of the innovation, focusing on its impact on fuel conservation and environmental sustainability.
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The USPTO has introduced initiatives under the Enhanced Patent Quality Initiative to enhance patent prosecution clarity and consistency. These programmes are designed to improve transparency, ensure fair treatment for inventors, and reduce litigation related to claim construction.
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The Federal Circuit clarified that the US ITC lacks jurisdiction over digital data imports in patent cases, restricting its authority to material articles only. This decision impacts how digital transmissions are treated under section 337 of the Tariff Act.
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The post analyses the infringement of standard essential patents, highlighting the role of claim charting and essentiality assessment. It provides a legal perspective on SEP infringement in Indian technology sectors.
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The article examines patent trolls and their impact on the patent landscape in the US and India. It analyses the difference in litigation practices and the effect of compulsory licensing on curbing trolling activities, especially in the software sector.
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This post discusses key patent litigations involving Facebook, Yahoo, and Rembrandt in the social media domain. It provides an objective analysis of legal claims, settlements, and judicial decisions relevant to intellectual property in this sector.
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The USPTO proposes a revised patent fee schedule under the America Invents Act. Key changes include adjustments to filing, RCE, and appeal fees, with objectives to improve cost alignment and administrative efficiency. Stakeholder feedback is invited on the proposed structure.
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InCom Corp has accused Disney of infringing its RFID attendance tracking patents through the Magic Band system at its theme parks. The legal dispute raises significant questions about patent rights in the context of entertainment technology.
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