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Podcast: Navigating the Fine Line Between Obviousness and Obviousness-Type Double Patenting

By Stephanie Lodise, Ph.D. and Tracy Palovich, Ph.D. on December 15, 2021 Posted in Patents, Podcast

Partner Stephanie Lodise, Ph.D., and Patent Agent Tracy Palovich, Ph.D., break down the differences between obviousness rejections and obviousness-type double patenting rejections. They then provide important prosecution strategies how to respond to each type of rejection so as to maximize patent protection Questions & Comments: slodise@bakerlaw.com Listen to the Episode Subscribe to BakerHosts Apple Podcast | Google … Continue Reading

Podcast: When Fixing One Problem Creates Another: How Patent Infringement Arises Out of Product Repairs

By Aaron Rabinowitz on February 10, 2021 Posted in Patents, Podcast

Various products are subject to systems (e.g., purchase agreements) under which product purchasers and third parties are prevented from repairing the products and the only way to repair the product is to proceed through an authorized vendor or the original manufacturer. Manufacturers often favor such systems, as the systems (1) allow the manufacturers to obtain additional … Continue Reading

Podcast: Assessing Risks in a Deal, How to Partner with Your Business Team

By Jacqueline Lesser on December 10, 2020 Posted in Podcast

Businesses are not stagnant, and products change both in name and content. Brands are acquired as part of an acquisition, lines are extended in licenses, product lines are extended as businesses change. How do attorneys work with their clients to maintain brand initiatives during business deals and transitions? Jacqueline Lesser will walk through the key issues … Continue Reading

Podcast: Fast Track or Slow Stroll? Find the Right Pace For Your Patent Prosecution Matters

By Aaron Rabinowitz on December 3, 2020 Posted in Patents, Podcast

For a company rushing to bring a breakthrough product to a red-hot marketplace, the goal may be a speedy patent prosecution at the United States patent office – but for a “stealth mode” company, the goal may be a slower and quieter process that gives the company time to refine its own products and to … Continue Reading

Serial: A Story Stopped Short by the USPTO

By Michelle Usitalo on April 8, 2016 Posted in Trademark

Serial is an award-winning podcast narrated by journalist Sarah Koenig. It is a long-form story examining a criminal legal case. Season 1 focused on the 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee and the resulting conviction of her former boyfriend, Adnan Syed. Season 1 was downloaded over 100 million times, and is even credited with creating … Continue Reading