Category: Patent and Trademark
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U.S. Supreme Court petitioned to hear Leader v. Facebook appeal
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: On Nov. 16, 2012 Leader Technologies filed a ‘Petition for Writ of Certiorari’ with the U.S. Supreme Court in their patent infringement battle with Facebook. Such writs ask the court to review the decisions of lower courts for legal error.
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Bolt Fitness Gets Patent for Newly-Inspired Fitness Product
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: Bolt Fitness announced this week that it was granted a patent (U.S. Patent D666,255) for a new, innovative fitness product – the Bolt Wheel – which brings the gym to the home. Lina Babchinetskaya and Roman Birman are the designers of the Bolt Wheel and the co-founders of Bolt Fitness.
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Leader v. Facebook to the U.S. Supreme Court?
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: Today a Federal court denied the appeal of Leader Technologies in the Leader v. Facebook patent infringement case. ‘This is suspiciously convenient timing for Facebook, coming hours after the Facebook roadshow commenced in New York,’ said CEO Mike McKibben, referring to Facebook’s IPO kickoff yesterday.
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U.S. Patent Office Issues Sixth Patent Covering ‘Zero-Footprint’ Medical Image Viewers to Heart Imaging Technologies, LLC
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: Heart Imaging Technologies, the global leader that pioneered the first FDA approved zero footprint medical imaging workstation, WebPAX, announced today the award of its sixth patent covering ‘zero-footprint’ medical image viewing technologies. ‘Zero-footprint’ technologies allow health care professionals to view medical images using any computing platform with a standard Internet web browser.
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Patented Plug-in Release Expected to Rocket Share Values
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: As part of Masterseek’s ongoing effort to increase the size of their database while improving functionality they have recently created and patented a unique search technology for their website (US Patent application 61592495). The new plug-in is expected to debut before the end of February, 2012.
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SecuGen Obtains Permanent Injunction Against Suprema Distributors and OEM Partners in Patent Infringement Lawsuit
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: SecuGen Corporation, a world leading provider of fingerprint sensor technology in Silicon Valley, announced that it has obtained a permanent injunction against Suprema distributors and OEM partners that are additional defendants in SecuGen’s ongoing patent infringement lawsuit against Suprema.
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SecuGen Sues Suprema Distributors and OEM Partners for Patent Infringement
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: SecuGen Corporation, a world leading provider of fingerprint sensor technology in the Silicon Valley, announced today that it has added RBH Access Technologies, Inc., RBH USA, Inc., and Apiary, Inc. as defendants in its ongoing patent infringement lawsuit against Suprema.
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Leader v. Facebook Federal Appeals Fight Begins
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: On July 25th, Leader Technologies filed its opening brief in its patent infringement fight against Facebook at the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington, D.C. Leader is represented by King & Spalding LLP and lead counsels Paul Andre, Lisa Kobialka, Daryl Joseffer and Adam Conrad. The nine-day jury trial…
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BetterThanDiamond.com Files Patent Re-Exam Request for Charles and Colvard’s U.S. Patent
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: BetterThanDiamond, Inc., a privately held U.S. corporation, today announced it has filed a patent re-examination request with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office regarding Charles & Colvard’s (NASDAQ:CTHR) patent for manufacturing ‘Silicon Carbide Gemstones.’ The patent in contention has allowed Charles & Colvard, Ltd. to enjoy a monopoly position and bill itself…
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SecuGen Corporation Files Lawsuit Against Suprema for Patent Infringement
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: SecuGen Corporation, a world leading provider of optical fingerprint technology, announced that it has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of the Northern District of California against Korean biometric company Suprema Inc. for patent infringement.