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Cantor Colburn LLP is pleased to present the June/July 2009 issue of Ideas on Intellectual Property Law. In this issue, we discuss: Ricoh Co., Ltd. v. Quanta Computer Inc., in which the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal…more

Induced patent infringement: Opinion of counsel matters (really!) Everyone seems to love a good lawyer joke, but it turns out that failing to obtain an attorney’s opinion is no laughing matter in some patent cases. This…more

Here’s a brief glance at what you’ll find in the February March 2009 issue Cantor Colburn newsletter Ideas in Intellectual Property Law: Don’t get burned Patent’s inequitable conduct defense requires intent and…more

In the October/November 2007 issue of Ideas on Intellectual Property Law: - Patented pedals hit the brakes: Supreme Court lowers the "obviousness" bar. - Made in America? Foreign-copied software escapes U.S. patent law. -…more

In the August/September 2007 issue of Ideas on Intellectual Property Law: - Whose case is it anyway? Patent manager denied standing for infringement suit. - Label fable: Trademark's "use in commerce" must be lawful. -…more

In the June/July 2007 issue of Ideas on Intellectual Property Law: - License to sue: Supreme Court allows "pay and sue" suits by patent licensees. - Virtually liable: Audi drives away with trademark infringement claim. -…more

In the April/May 2007 issue of Ideas on Intellectual Property Law: - Dilution confusion? Congress clarifies trademark law - David vs. Goliath: Law firm loses copyright claim against Lexis. - Oops, I did it again: Federal…more

In the February/March 2007 issue of Ideas on Intellectual Property Law: - Limiting licensees' rights: Court cautions on sublicensing trademark, publicity rights. - Settled or not?: Patentee tries to unmake its bed…more