Patent Applications for Startups – Key Information for Entrepreneurs

The Morris, Manning & Martin Startup Video Series is designed to answer key questions often asked by entrepreneurs. In this video, MMM attorney Daniel Sineway addresses the following questions:

  • What is a provisional patent application and when should I think about filing it?
  • What is a “full” patent application and how much time do I have to complete it?

 

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Top 5 Patent Stories of 2013

Morris, Manning & Martin attorney Bryan Stewart discusses the most notable patent stories of 2013.

 

The video and information herein are presented for educational and informational purposes and are not intended to constitute legal advice. Additional information is at www.www.mmmtechlaw.com/privacy-policy-and-disclaimer/ . For more information, contact Bryan Stewart: bstewart@mmmlaw.com.  For information on Morris, Manning & Martin, visit www.mmmlaw.com.

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Top 5 Patent News Stories of 2013 and Future Impact

January 28th, 2014
Patents/IP

by Bryan D. Stewart

2013 was quite a year in the world of patents.  The patent landscape substantially changed through legislation and several high-profile court opinions, the impact of which will be long lasting and is not yet fully realized.  In these unstable times for the U.S. patent system, companies need to be more careful than ever in vetting and crafting their intellectual property strategies.

Summarized below are five of the most impactful patent law news stories of 2013:

1.         CLS Bank v. Alice – This case was heralded as the federal appeal court’s best recent opportunity to give meaningful guidance regarding

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New Life for Business Method and Software Patents: Ultramercial v. Hulu

June 24th, 2013
Patents/IP

 

NEW LIFE FOR BUSINESS METHOD AND SOFTWARE PATENTS

 

CAFC Finds Patentable Subject Matter in Computer-Implemented Process for Distributing Copyright Product Free in Exchange for Viewing Ads

 By:  John R. Harris

On June 21, 2013, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) handed down a major panel decision finding that a claim directed to a computer-implemented method for distributing copyright products (e.g., songs, movies, books) over the Internet – where the consumer receives a copyrighted product for free in exchange for viewing an advertisement, and the advertiser pays for the copyrighted content – was

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New Patent Act: Impact on Entrepreneurs

This Frequently Asked Question (FAQ)  video addresses common questions regarding the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act of 2011 (enacted September 16, 2011), and its impact on patent application filing, patent enforcement, and patent litigation.

 



 

 

 

The video and information herein are presented for educational and informational purposes and are not intended to constitute legal advice. Additional information is at www.www.mmmtechlaw.com/privacy-policy-and-disclaimer/ . For more information about John Yates, Daniel Sineway, and Morris, Manning & Martin visit www.mmmlaw.com

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