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In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, the discussion concerns a federal court decision regarding whether or not a domestic industry, based solely on licensing activitie...
Invention2Exit: Patent Case Study Interview with Lynette Robinson Lynette is a sought-after speaker & performer, entrepreneur, and business...
Craige interviews Alex Hargrove who talks about how he is buildng a fast growing business around his patented software technologies and deve...
In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, the discussion concerns a federal court decision regarding whether or not a dome...
In this episode of "Ask The Patent Attorney," Martin Schweiger interviews Craige Thompson, JD, EE, PE. Craige explains the golden key to avo...
Summary: In this episode of "Ask The Patent Attorney," Martin Schweiger interviews Craige Thompson, JD, EE, PE explains how to secure IP r...
Summary: In this episode of "Ask The Patent Attorney," Martin Schweiger interviews Craige Thompson, JD, EE, PE explains his thoughts on the...
Summary: What is the R&D Tax Credit? Welcome to this special edition of the Litigation Quality Patent PatentCast. I'm Your Host Craige Thomp...
Although ZeroClick's finger gesture patents were temporarily brought back to life on appeal, Apple has ample avenues to kill it off permanen...
As the CEO of a technologies company, have you thought about what would happen if your top engineers walked out the door with a patentable i...
Is Your Patent Attorney Getting You the Right Claims? The first episode was about Litigation Quality Patent Claim Criteria. We went through...
Today we have a special Ask the Patent Attorney two-episode edition, answering the question: "Is my patent attorney getting me the right cla...
This is an important case from 2014. It is part of our post-Alice software series of Litigation Quality PatentCasts because it's about an im...
In this installment of the Post-Alice Software Series, the Federal Circuit burns off some of the fog surrounding software claims at Step 2 o...
In this enlightening review of Microsoft's successful non-infringement defense against Mastermine's software patent relating to pivot tables...
When is software that automates a human task patentable? When is it too abstract to be patentable? In this special edition of the post-Alice...
No! Common sense or ordinary creativity cannot substitute for reasoned analysis and evidence! This puts a bar, albeit a low bar, on the PTO'...
Disaster befalls a patent owner whom they decided not to tell the Patent Office about 61 sales using the claimed intervention before the pat...
Did you know... fear from being sued and future business losses does not give you the right to sue a patent owner to get their patent declar...
visit: https://thompsonpatentlaw.com/patent-process-flowchart/ to get your copy of the Patent Flowchart. Most patents get rejected at least...
Good news! You could be sued in fewer places! Business owners will be relieved to know that their risk of being sued for patent infringement...
In this episode of Ask The Patent Attorney Craige analyzes Michael Powell v Home Depot to answer one of our most frequently asked question,...
In this episode, Craige Thompson answers the frequently asked question "How do international patents work?" Craige discusses his perspective...
Should you file a provisional or a non-provisional? There is no one size fits all answer. The best choice depends on your unique business si...
The Alice barrier to software just got cut down a couple notches! Is this sleepy little case going to shake up prosecution and litigation of...
Did the word "couple" really need to be interpreted twice by the PTO, twice by the Federal Circuit, and once by the District Court? In today...
Patent claims can be invalid if a prior art reference teaches almost all the claimed features and any missing features must "necessarily" be...
In today's Briefing, Craige discusses six options that you can choose from when launching your idea into the market. If you want to safely m...
Craige reviews a case study of obviousness by tracing how common errors in lazy drafting and greedy claiming that lead inexorably to weak pa...
3 lessons on How to Patent Software Claims Since the Supreme Court tightened the law for patenting software inventions in a case called Alic...
Software is patentable – we do it here at TPL all the time. But many software inventions die a slow, and painful death in the patent office....
Businesses accused of patent infringement have some sophisticated strategies at their command. Conversely, patent owners must have litigatio...
On this episode of LQP Ask the Patent Attorney Craige answers this FAQ "Can I even get a patent on my idea?"
In this episode of the Litigation Quality PatentCast Craige explains how Arctic Cat Successfully enforced and monetized its patent with a pa...
3 Keys to protect your important business deals Proper due diligence and contracts can protect a business deal from dragging you, your compa...
Many sophisticated patent clients have learned from other patent attorneys that long claims are bad and short claims are good. Craige explod...
Software is patentable when you follow the rules. Craige analyzes how the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) invalidated issued software c...
Man Bites Dog! Shocking news! It's not every day the USPTO stands up for owners of patents. This episode of the IPR PTAB Cast describes the...
Craige answers this FAQ and adds a bonus answer to a should ask question (SAQ) for an often-overlooked way to monetize your invention.
Patent owners gain another small victory! The Patent office's strongest weapon against patent claim is BRI or "Broadest reasonable interpret...
A 44 Million Dollar award to a patent owner, Ultratec was wiped away by the Patent Office that invalidated eight patents in an Inter Partes...
Pendulum starts to swing to the Pro-patent direction In IPR (inter partes review), a Patent is being attacked is invalid. One move a patent...
In this IPR PTABCast episode, The Examiner Whisperer, Craige Thompson, breaks down three strong currents that combine to swiftly carry unsus...
Well, you better set up your patent to stand up to litigation AND draft a bulletproof licensing agreement, otherwise your license could get...
In this episode Craige Thompson characterizes the three phases of the patent life cycle before, during, and after the patent office. Craige...
When approaching a prototyping company or manufacturer, technology executives recognize that they must "open the kimono" to share intimate d...
Money in the middle of conventional extremes. One repeatable trick companies can use to mine patentable inventions is to find the "third way...
Intellectual ventures patent misses a huge potential win because the claim had gone one throw away step too far, on a technology that could...
Summary: In this episode of the LQP PatentCast™, Craige discusses CardiaQ v. Neovasc. This is great case for Inventors entrepreneurs and sma...
In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast , we take a look at baseless patent lawsuits. We specifically examine how much pr...
In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, we find out if you can validate a claim without a claim chart. Inexplicably, thi...