
Requirements for Patentability of Inventions Before the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)
Title 35 of the US Code (35 US Code) sets forth the requirements for patentability of an invention, and the requirements have remained largely stable

Title 35 of the US Code (35 US Code) sets forth the requirements for patentability of an invention, and the requirements have remained largely stable

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Ralph P. Albrecht has been named partner at the law firm of David, Brody & Dondershine, LLP (DBD-Law), effective January 1, 2021. Mr. Albrecht first

Ralph P. Albrecht has joined the law firm of David, Brody & Dondershine, LLP (DBD-Law) as an Of Counsel attorney, effective October 1, 2020. Ralph

One of the biggest hurdles contractors face when they use software that has been developed at private expense, such as in an Independent Research And

Palantir USG, Inc. v. United States, CAFC 2017-1465, September 7, 2018, is one of those rare cases where the Government appealed a Court of Federal

It is best practice for companies to have standard end user licenses (“EULAs”) for commercial software licensed to the federal government due to the protections

The GSA issued its final rule on the applicability of certain clauses that are frequently used in commercial license agreements such as EULAs (end-user license

On April 13, 2018, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (“NIST”) issued a final rule revising the Bayh-Dole Act, 37 CFR 401, to update

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