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Patent Rights – Inventor Rights – Where Did They Go?
There was a time in America when inventors and small business innovators were cherished for their invaluable and, at times, [...]
US Inventor Rejected by California Court; Files Suit Against U.S. Patent Office in Texas
(MARSHALL, Texas, February 8, 2021) — At US Inventor we are standing up for independent inventors and small businesses whose [...]
US Inventor Files Amicus Brief in Supreme Court Case Akeva v. Nike
In their Amicus Brief, US Inventor highlights an inconsistency in patent law in regards to claim construction methodology. Whether Federal [...]
Snapizzi Gets Caught in the Section 101 Snare
(This Snapizzi article first appeared on IPWatchDog) “On the patent’s government-issued cover, it stated that Snapizzi would have the ‘right [...]
US Inventor Files Amicus Brief Highlighting the Appointments Clause Violation in the PTAB
The administrative patent "judges" (APJs) at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office are given the privileges and authority of principal [...]
US Inventor Files Amicus Brief in Apple Venue Case
US Inventor calls for the Court of Appeals to deny the Apple venue petition to relocate patent litigation from Texas [...]
Inventors Mobilize to Block Patent Invalidation Program
The mission of US Inventor is to restore your rights as an inventor. As stated in our Constitution, a US [...]
GA Senator Perdue Inserts Patent Invalidation Program Into $1.4T Spending Bill
---EMBARGOED PENDING FINAL HOUSE NEGOTIATIONS--- Perdue payback to his banking supporters helps big tech and callously harms Georgia [...]
SIPCO v. Emerson Underscores Inherent Problems with CBM: So Don’t Revive It
In the late 1990s, prolific inventor David Petite invented a foundational technology for the Internet of Things. His invention drove [...]
Give Inventors a Chance: The PTAB Must Be Regulated
(This article first appeared on IPWatchDog) “The PTAB was supposed to be a faster, less expensive alternative to district court. [...]