Blawg Directory: Patent Law
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Based on the number of times our readers have visited our descriptions of these blawgs.
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Patently-O
Is described as "the most popular patent law blog and a daily read for thousands of attorneys and agents from every major IP firm, innovative corporation, and TC at the USPTO."
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IPKat
IPKat covers "copyright, patent, trademark and privacy/confidentiality issues from a mainly U.K. and European perspective."
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Patent Law Jobs by Patently-O
"Employers post patent-related jobs; job-seekers find patent-related jobs."
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Patent Docs
This blawg "focuses on recent developments in biotechnology and pharmaceutical patent law. This weblog offers updates regarding changes in patent office rules and procedures that affect biotech/pharma patent prosecution, provides summaries of recent court decisions that impact biotech/pharma patent litigation and prosecution, and monitors newly filed biotech/pharma patent litigation."
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The Patent Prospector
News, information, commentary and "sassy entertainment" relating to the life cycle of patents. Patent Prospector is an "open forum" weblog in that submissions are welcome within the blog's categories.
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Orange Book Blog
This blawg "reports on Hatch-Waxman litigation and other pharmaceutical patent cases, as well as regulatory and legislative developments."
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Arkansas Business Litigation Blog
The Arkansas Business Litigation Blog focuses on Arkansas business law and 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals developments in intellectual property (patent, trademark, copyright, trade secrets and covenants not to compete).
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Patent Baristas
Besides patent law and litigation issues, Patent Baristas covers items relating to building a bioscience business, nanotechnology, technology transfer, orange book filings as well as FTC and FDA regulatory matters.
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EDTexweblog.com
EDTexweblog.com has news and summaries of rulings, categorized by judge, from the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. Posts frequently deal with patent cases.
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Law & Disorder
Posts mostly cover Internet and intellectual property law. The name is Latin-derived for the "art of technology"
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Patent Pending Blog—Patents and the History of Technology
This is a blawg "celebrating the history of technology and creative genius over the centuries."
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The Invent Blog
Tech tips, intellectual property law and law practice information.
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Legal Process Outsourcing
This blawg provides a "unique view on the state of the legal profession with sharp insight into developments within the growing legal process outsourcing and offshoring industry."
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Daily Dose of IP
"Your source for daily tidbits of intellectual property law."
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Phosita
"In patent law, PHOSITA is a mythical person of ordinary skill in the art. Why is PHOSITA important? In order to be patentable, an invention must not be obvious to PHOSITA. This blawg (legal blog) aims to provide intellectual property information, news and advice that is of interest to the PHOSITA in all of us."
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Erik J. Heels
Technology, Law, Baseball, and Rock 'n' Roll. Mostly patent law and trademark law.
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IP::JUR
This blawg covers a broad range of IP matters in the fields of patent and trademark law from a somewhat euro-centric perspective. In particular, it provides a comprehensive coverage of patent and trademark politics of the European Union."
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Delaware Patent Litigation Report
Portal to all matters relating to Delaware patent litigation.
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Experience Not Logic
"The purpose of this blog is to explore the business and legal culture of China. In 1881 Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. wrote, 'The life of the law has not been logic; it has been experience.' Each time I read a U.S. court decision, Holmes' quote flashes through my mind. In China, the rule is the same, but the experience is different. Here's to broadening the experience."
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IP ADR Blog
"Intellectual property experts blog on the negotiated resolution of IP disputes—both before and after litigation has been initiated, as well as the arbitration of those disputes. The blog also covers recent developments in the law that impact the processes and procedures by which attorneys and their clients resolve IP disputes. We also throw a little social psychology of conflict and a bit of humor into our posts from time to time."