Heh, heh, heh…ho, ho, ho,…whatever lead them to believe THAT?
The Federal Circuit, perhaps spurred on by the hysteria over “patent trolls,” continues to systematically extract whatever worn down, yellowed and decaying teeth remain in the patent laws. Their recent
You have heard about banks that are “too big to fail.” Well, we are about to find out if some law firms are too big to make mistakes.
IP Litigator Philip Mann Named to 2014 Washington Super Lawyers List
Normally we don’t toot our own horn – but we are pleased and honored to announce that our founder Philip P. Mann was recognized in the 2014 Washington Super
Television/movie star and man-of-many-faces Tyler Perry successfully snatched away the mark: “WHAT WOULD JESUS DO” from Reality TV Z-list “star” Kimberly Kearney (“Poprah” on I Want to Work for Diddy)). Perry convinced the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) that
Hershey’s Chocolate, Inc. filed suit (Case No. 2:14-cv-00815-RSL) for Trademark Infringement in U.S. District Court in Seattle against Conscious Care Cooperative (Seattle CCC), a Seattle company which describes itself as “a non- profit cooperative that is dedicated to providing its
We’ve been exceptionally busy lately, so this is the first time we’ve had some time to actually take a look at what we’ve accomplished.
The Mann Law Group, now with a new associate Timothy Billick (bio and press release to
This recent article from the Wall Street Journal brought a chuckle. Seems the Obama Administration just stepped in to veto an ITC ruling, won by Samsung, that barred importation of certain Apple iPads and iPhones. What’s interesting is some of
It appears my comment regarding a recent New York Times article on “patent trolls” — and my suggestion that defense lawyers might be the major beneficiaries of the so-called “troll” problem — has touched a nerve.
For some reason Mr.
Last week I asked how it is that large firms somehow manage to bill their clients millions to dispose of frivolous cases based on clearly invalid patents that couldn’t possibly be infringed anyway.
Well, maybe the financial realities facing “Big