Patent Litigation

Ideas, Inventions and Patents are Worthless Without Knowing Who Will Buy Your Product

Jerry Chautin | Posted 02.20.2012

Read More: Entertainment Center, University of Wisconsin, Sbdc, Patent Litigation, Provisional Patent Application, Atlanta SCORE, Starting a Business, Wilson, Jenkins, Small Business Centers, Patents, Business News, Score, Bootstrapping a Business, Taylor & Hunt, Knockoffs, Small Business, Small Business America, Business News
Jerry Chautin

The Pulvers needed help with forming a legal entity, advice on marketing and on protecting their product against knockoffs. So Dick Fenster put together a team of SCORE volunteers that included a lawyer and two engineers with patent and marketing experience.

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Valuing Patents Through Battle

Gary Liberson, PhD | Posted 10.24.2011

Read More: Google, Motorola, Social Networking, Innovation, Facebook, Patents, Patent Laws, Aapple, Patent Litigation, Intellectual Property, Technology News
Gary Liberson, PhD

The vaccine world has figured out how to allocate royalties and so will Google, Apple, HP, Microsoft, Nathan Myhrvold at Intellectual Ventures and some companies who have yet to formally enter the fray.

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Mark Cuban: Solving Our Country's Patent Law Flaws

Mark Cuban | Posted 10.08.2011

Read More: Small Business, Jobs, Patent Office, Entrepreneurs, Patent-Litigation, Patent Law, Patent Trolls, Mark Cuban, Startups, Entrepreneurship, Job Creation, Small Business America, China, Patents, Patent Reform, Business News
Mark Cuban

If we had process patents or the culture of software litigation in the 1980s as we have today current technology would consist of running terminals on DEC and Wang Computers at the local library for $10 per hour and there probably would not be a world-wide web.

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Is There a Method to This Madness?

Greg Korn | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Pitney Bowes, Hp, Patent Litigation, Patent Law, Hewlett-Packard, Research in Motion, Patents, Business News
Greg Korn

Patent litigation is about making money. There are companies who shake down accused infringers with patents that were never produced. So the companies who manufacture products must pay to save their business.

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