Posts Tagged: Adam Mossoff
Emerging Anti-IP Policies the Focus of Heritage Foundation Event
At today’s Heritage Foundation event in Washington, D.C., titled Restoring American Leadership in Patent Law and Innovation Policy, former U.S. Patent and Trademark Office …
Mossoff-Ridley Webinar Highlights Dispute Over Economic, Societal Impact of Patent Rights
On August 10, The Hudson Institute hosted an online video webinar featuring Matt Ridley, member of the UK’s House of Lords and author of the recent book …
How Senate IP Subcommittee Witnesses on Patent Eligibility Responded to Questions from Senator Blumenthal
Through the first half of June, a series of hearings on the state of patent eligibility in America held by the Senate Intellectual Property Subcommittee rendered a …
Why is SCOTUS Creating a Federal Common Law of Patents?
What makes SCOTUS’s assertions in patent law jurisprudence that there are these “exceptions” or additional “requirements” particularly annoying to many of us in the patent bar …
Developing a US innovation policy bolstered by strong IP protections
While the goal of developing a US innovation policy bolstered by strong IP protections was the focus of the event it was clear that competition with China, …
Law Professors Urge CAFC to Uphold Cleveland Clinic Diagnostic Method Patents
A group of six patent law professors filed an amicus brief with the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Cleveland Clinic v. True Health Diagnostics. …
Apply Evidence-based Approach to Antitrust Law Equally to Innovators and Implementers
As judges, former judges and government officials, legal academics and economists who are experts in antitrust and intellectual property law, we write to express our support for …
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Judge Douglas Ginsburg
& Judge Paul Michel (Ret.)
& Ronald Cass
& David Kappos
& Richard Epstein
& Adam Mossoff
& Joshua Wright
& Jonathan Barnett
& David Teece
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Conservative Thinking on the Critical Issues in Oil States
The Oil States v. Greene’s Energy Group case heard by the U.S. Supreme Court Nov. 27, 2017, has generated much ink, analysis and opinion. Rightly so, given …
Senate Republicans discuss patent reform in private briefing with infringer lobby
The Senate Republican High-Tech Task Force convened in order to hear from patent experts on the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in TC Heartland, …
Issa seems to believe patents are an entitlement, not a property right
For the first 220 years of United States black letter law and precedent based directly on the U.S. Constitution, patents are property rights. Even the Republican Party …
House IP subcommittee looks for further ways to curb patent trolls after TC Heartland decision
The day’s hearing focused on the patent troll narrative despite the lack of a substantive connection between that narrative and the TC Heartland case... Rep. Darrell …
Lefstin, Mossoff critique SCOTUS’ sense of history and negative impacts on today’s patent system
“The Supreme Court has told us, and told itself, a particular story -- a story based in history to justify its current regime,” Lefstin said near the …
Don’t Pull Up the Ladder: Congressional Inventors Should Oppose Weakening Patents
The need for Rep. Issa’s company to enforce its rights reminds us that inventors and small businesses often have to protect their patents through litigation. But …
Forfeiting the Future Over Irrational Fear of Software Patents
If you haven't noticed America doesn't make anything any more, at least nothing that is tangible. Everything we buy is made in China, or Mexico or Viet …
Patent Rights: A Spark or Hindrance for the Economy?
One just thinks of the fact that five years ago Blackberry was the industry standard, dominant forever, and now it is basically exposed to ridicule because virtually …
