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Observations on patents and other IP from a dual-licensed practitioner
A few weeks ago I posted about the Commissioner of Patents getting very publicly raked over the coals by a legislator for having unilaterally decided a few years earlier to…
Yesterday the latest copy of my college alumni magazine arrived. The magazine included an article on the campus’ new chemistry building, built at a cost of about 280 million dollars,…
[revised October 20, 2010] In earlier posts, I’ve reported on a number of policies adopted by Dr. Meir Noam, the current Israel Commissioner of Patents, that represent departures from previous…
In the previous post on this blog, I discussed the Commissioner’s proposal to increase the burden on patent applicants, by requiring them to provide not only copies of prior art…
If you’re looking for comments on the much-anticipated U.S. Supreme Court decision in In re Bilski, which is expected to be released this morning, you’ve come to the wrong place. …
Today I found this story in English online version of Haaretz and this one in the Hebrew-language Globes (the English version is here), which confirm my suspicions about the putative…
Ok, I know that if made into a video, the subject of this post won’t sell as many copies as Girls Gone Wild, nor are its effects as wide-ranging as,…
Although in the past I’ve suggested that Israel move to an early publication system, I’m neither the first nor the only person to make this suggestion. It seems that the…
I’m Dan Feigelson. I’ve been practicing patent law for over 30 years. I’m also opinionated, as you may discover in reading my writings here.
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