PWC has published the latest installment in its excellent yearly patent litigation survey. This year’s survey looks at data for every year from 1995 through 2012. And once again this year’s survey focuses even more on the dichotomy between NPEs and practicing entities. I use the term “NPE” because the PWC study includes non-practicing entities
Rocky Mountain IP Institute: So You Want a Jury to Decide Your Technology Case?
Late last month, I attended the 11th Annual Rocky Mountain Intellectual Property & Technology Institute. I have attended and spoken at the Institute for the last three years. In part because the excellent team running the Institute finds ways to reinvent it each year, it remains one of the top two legal CLE conferences
Rocky Mountain IP Institute: Persuading Patent Juries, Some Counterintuitive Research
Last week, I attended and spoke at the Rocky Mountain IP Institute in Denver. It was the second year in a row I have attended and spoken at the Institute. In my opinion, the Rocky Mountain IP Institute is one of the two best IP CLE events (and destinations) in the country. As evidence of