Publications

Paradise Lost? The Jungle of Copyright Protection for AI Output

Paradise Lost? The Jungle of Copyright Protection for AI Output

It has become a modern mantra to state that Artificial Intelligence is everywhere. It has become a cultural fetish, a focus of mass credulity and awe for some


Patent Licensing Outline/Study Guide for Florida Bar Certification Examination in Intellectual Property

Patent Licensing Outline/Study Guide for Florida Bar Certification Examination in Intellectual Property

Assignment - the transfer of the entire right, title, and interest in a patent is an assignment. See Hoffman-La Roche, Inc. v. Teva Pharm.


A Kick in The Pants: Dismissals in Federal Court

A Kick in The Pants: Dismissals in Federal Court

A Kick in the Pants: Dismissals in Federal Court


Did Warhol Transform Prince?

Did Warhol Transform Prince?

That question can arise in a number of situations, including shaving, hatchet throwing competitions and war games.


Threshold Issues in Filing A Complaint in Federal Court

Threshold Issues in Filing A Complaint in Federal Court

None of the material presented herein shall be understood to constitute legal advice, nor to create an attorney-client relationship.


Bars, Experiments, and Threats: Lessons for Engineers Who Deal with Inventions from Energy Heating LLC v. Heat-On-The-Fly LLC

Bars, Experiments, and Threats: Lessons for Engineers Who Deal with Inventions from Energy Heating LLC v. Heat-On-The-Fly LLC

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (''the federal circuit'') issued a decision in Energy Heating, LLC v. Heat On-The-Fly, LLC on October 14, 2021.

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Exceptionality Based on Persistence in an Unreasonable Litigation Position: Energy Heating LLC v Heat-On-the-Fly LLC

Exceptionality Based on Persistence in an Unreasonable Litigation Position: Energy Heating LLC v Heat-On-the-Fly LLC

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (“the Federal Circuit”) issued a decision in Energy Heating, LLC v. Heat On-The-Fly, LLC on October 14, 2021


Aqualung Inferred: Inequitable Conduct in Regeneron v Merus

Aqualung Inferred: Inequitable Conduct in Regeneron v Merus

Jethro Tull’s 1971 album Aqualung starts with the title track, which opens with a rather menacing six-note guitar sequence, rendered twice by Martin Barre.


KABOOM! Misadventures in The Land of Patents

KABOOM! Misadventures in The Land of Patents

A patent can be analogized to a processing plant. Both are carefully designed, constructed and maintained at considerable expense.