Skilled in the Art: Snapping Back at BlackBerry, Plus New Rules at ITC
Paul Hastings partner Yar Chaikovsky has taken aim at three patents BlackBerry is asserting against both Facebook and Snap, plus three more BlackBerry is asserting against Snap only.
June 13, 2018 at 08:00 AM
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|Double-Barreled BlackBerry Attack
I wrote about Facebook BlackBerry's patent infringement suit Snap its own 101 motion Paul Hastings partner Yar Chaikovsky time-stamping communications such as text messages, and identifying "action spots" on a map as old as the hills found to be an abstract idea not unlike a seismic map that displays the magnitude of earthquake activity Chad Peterman Thomas O'Brien Philip Ou David Okano Anthony Tartaglio Cooley Heidi Keefe Mark Weinstein Michael Rhodes redrawn the rules Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan U.S. District Judge George Wu
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New Rules for Managing ITC Cases
International Trade Commission new rules of practice last week Paul Brinkman of Kirkland & Ellis split unwieldy investigations into smaller pieces invest additional time and money in a second proceeding the "100-day rule" pilot program
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Greenberg Traurig's ITC Chief Heading to ... ?
Greenberg Traurig's ITC practice Mark Davis Ronald Pabis Steven Shahida a Boston-based AmLaw 100 firm
|Commemorating a Hall of Famer
ChIPs Network advances women in technology, law and policy Morrison & Foerster partner Rachel Krevans. Noreen Krall a news release Apple Apple v. Samsung here Larren Nashelsky
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Who Got the Work
I wrote about state and it's generating a huge amount of work ➤ The Dispute: The University of Minnesota AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile LSI Logic Gilead Sciences Ericsson PTAB Chief Judge David Ruschke members of the Supreme Court Federal Circuit the PTAB will recognize state sovereign immunity, but that the university waived it by asserting the patents in federal court which has held ➤ The attorneys: A Wolf Greenfield Michael Albert Rich Giunta Charles Steenburg Jerry Hrycyszyn, Stuart Dunan Smith Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe Haynes and Boone Mark Davies Easha Anand Ned Hirschfeld J. Andrew Lowes Debbie McComas Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton Kris Reed John Sipiora Ted Mayle Avago Technologies Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar & Scott Adam Mortara Nevin Gewertz Meg Fasulo Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Indiana AG Curtis Hill Shore Chan DePumpo Indiana University, Purdue University of New Mexico Vinson & Elkins Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities
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