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By David L. Cohen, Esq. |

Smallest Saleable Patent Practicing Unit (SSPPU) – Another Court Affirms the Obvious

Smallest Saleable Patent Practicing Unit (SSPPU) – Another Court Affirms the Obvious

In the topsy-turvy world of Standard Essential Patent (SEP) litigation, a court acknowledging the obvious often counts as news.

By David L. Cohen, Esq. |

Patent Demand Letters – Escalation or Litigation (Part 5)

Patent Demand Letters – Escalation or Litigation (Part 5)

If the patent demand letter situation escalates and you may be sued for infringement, you have options to consider.

By David L. Cohen, Esq. |

Patent Demand Letters – The Kinds of Letters You Might Receive (Part 2)

Patent Demand Letters – The Kinds of Letters You Might Receive (Part 2)

In my previous article, I discussed the initial considerations and steps one should make upon receiving a patent demand letter.

By David L. Cohen, Esq. |

The Importance of Trade Secret Metadata at a Trade Secret Misappropriation Court Case (Part 2)

The Importance of Trade Secret Metadata at a Trade Secret Misappropriation Court Case (Part 2)

In litigation, how much specific disclosure is required? During the course of a United States litigation — whether under the new, federal Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) or the older state-adopted Uniform Trade Secrets Act (UTSA)

By David L. Cohen, Esq. |

The Importance of Trade Secret Metadata at a Trade Secret Misappropriation Court Case

The Importance of Trade Secret Metadata at a Trade Secret Misappropriation Court Case

Contrary to popular belief — especially among business owners — trade secrets are not only found in top secret, highly-secure research labs.