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Patenting of Enantiomers – Does Written Description Require More Than Actual Possession?
"> Is Your Enantiomer Possessed?Patenting of Enantiomers – Does Written Description Require More Than Actual Possession?
July 15, 2025 | Blog | By Dean Farmer, PhD, Adam Samansky, Christine C. Pemberton, PhD
Return to Real (Pre-eBay) Injunctive Relief?
July 11, 2025 | Blog | By Michael Renaud, Matthew Galica, Peter Snell, James Thomson
Split Federal Circuit Decision Emphasizes Need for Skilled Counsel
June 17, 2025 | Blog | By Michael McNamara, Peter Snell, James Thomson, Gabriella Flick
SEP Licensing Wins Continue—Multinational Litigation Strategy Drives Licensing Win for Ericsson
June 6, 2025 | Blog | By Michael Renaud, James Wodarski, Courtney Herndon, Amanda Metell
Ericsson finally sees resolution of its standard essential patent (“SEP”) campaign against Lenovo and Motorola. Read more about how the multinational litigation strategy drives licensing win for Ericsson.
Should Your Company Use an IP Holding Company? Here’s What You Need to Know
June 5, 2025 | Blog | By Marguerite McConihe, Michael McNamara, Alexander Roan, Christina Scott
Joint Development Agreements and Trade Secrets - Sweat the Small Stuff
April 23, 2025 | Blog | By Brad M Scheller, Robert Sweeney
Learn how a joint development agreement (JDA) can impact trade secret protection, illustrated by Pemco Aircraft and Boeing’s case.
He Got the MrBeast Blueprint… and a Trade Secret Lawsuit
April 22, 2025 | Blog | By Brad M Scheller, Stephen Chen
A former IT contractor turned full-time employee at MrBeast YouTube LLC (“Beast”) — the content machine built by digital juggernaut, Jimmy Donaldson, aka MrBeast is accused of swiping thousands of confidential files, including trade secrets detailing how Donaldson and his team develops its uniquely successful videos.
Regulation, Enforcement, and Associated Challenges of the ENDS Industry: Part II
April 15, 2025 | Blog | By Michael Van Loy, Joanne Hawana, Sophia Petrichenko
Arbitration of SEP Disputes—A Growing Trend?
April 11, 2025 | Blog | By Matthew Hurley, Matthew Galica, Amanda Metell
Ericsson and Lenovo announced last week that they had entered into a global cross-licensing agreement involving 4G and 5G wireless technology patents.
Regulation, Enforcement, and Associated Challenges of the ENDS Industry: Part I
April 4, 2025 | Blog | By Michael Van Loy, Joanne Hawana, Sophia Petrichenko
The UPC and EPO Divide: Understanding Conflicting Revocation Proceeding Outcomes
April 1, 2025 | Blog | By Michael Van Loy, Sophia Petrichenko
Understanding How to Patent Agentic AI Systems
March 20, 2025 | Blog | By Frank Gerratana, Neil Supnekar
Three Mintz Members have been selected to serve on Law360’s 2025 Editorial Advisory Boards in their respective practice areas. The editorial advisory boards provide feedback on Law360’s coverage and expert insight on how best to shape future coverage.
Ahoy! ITC Welcomes SEP Holders Navigating for The Best Venue
March 19, 2025 | Article | By Reza Dokhanchy, Michael Renaud, Amy LoBue
While many have the impression that SEPs cannot be successfully asserted at the ITC, where injunction is the only remedy, a closer look at ITC case law reveals that is incorrect. Given the right circumstances, the ITC is arguably the best venue to litigate SEPs.