John Harris

Supreme Court Rules That Inventors Initially Own Their Patents, Not Their Employers

Supreme Court Rules that Inventors Initially Own Their Patents, Not Their Employers: Bayh-Dole Act Did Not Change This Long-Standing Principle - Stanford University Loses Argument That It Owned Collaborative Faculty Invention

How Valuable Is Your Trademark?

Appeals Court in RCT v. Microsoft Case Decides that Software Invention is not too "Abstract"

First Post-Bilski District Court Decision Finds Internet-Implemented Process Is Not Patentable Subject Matter

U.S. Supreme Court Issues Key Ruling on "Processes" as Patentable Subject Matter

U.S. Supreme Court Issues Key Ruling on "Processes" as Patentable Subject Matter