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Don’t Run; Walk Slowly: What We’ve Learned From 27 Years of U.S. Provisional Patent Applications

Z. Peter Sawicki and James L. Young October 4, 2022

Every experienced patent attorney has had a client who wanted – ASAP – to file a provisional patent application. Sometimes there is a good reason to quickly file a provisional application. Often, however, the desire for a rushed filing is based on an emotionally excited inventor who believes the invention will generate a pile of money. The real function of

Is All Patent Infringement Willful?

Dan Hall December 1, 2016

In June, the United States Supreme Court issued a decision that may fundamentally change the way damages are awarded in patent infringement lawsuits. In Halo Electronics, Inc. v. Pulse Electronics, Inc., 136 S. Ct. 1923, 1932 (2016), Chief Justice Roberts criticized a standard that allowed, “the ‘wanton and malicious pirate’ who intentionally infringes another’s patent” to avoid enhanced damages if

Don’t Run; Walk Slowly: What We’ve Learned From 27 Years of U.S. Provisional Patent Applications

Z. Peter Sawicki and James L. Young October 4, 2022

Is All Patent Infringement Willful?

Dan Hall December 1, 2016

Home Category For the Public Intellectual Property Patent

Patent

Don’t Run; Walk Slowly: What We’ve Learned From 27 Years of U.S. Provisional Patent Applications

Is All Patent Infringement Willful?

Don’t Run; Walk Slowly: What We’ve Learned From 27 Years of U.S. Provisional Patent Applications

Is All Patent Infringement Willful?

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