Science & Technology Law

Posts summarize patent opinions out of federal district courts, cover active cases in those courts and cover matters pending before the International Trade Commission.

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."

Some posts answer questions from readers about Australian, New Zealand or international patent law or practice; other posts cover the European Parliament's actions related to patent law and patent litigation down under.

"I started this blog to begin a conversation about patent law and policy, particularly how it affects those of us involved in 'prep/pros' and, more particularly, how it affects examination policy and practice in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. This blog will have a particular focus on biotechnology and pharma patent law and practice."

Blog is written for an industry audience in the chemical, biotech and pharmaceutical fields. Recent entries include: "Federal Circuit Issues Mixed Decision On Myriad Claims," "USPTO Backlog Update: One Step Forward, One Step Back" and "Supreme Court Says Bayh-Dole Act Does Not Trump Inventor Rights."

Blog discusses privacy and security issues, with occasional interviews with experts in the field. Topics include legislation, social media, First Amendment issues, geolocation, employee monitoring and information security. "In a business environment where companies store and share their most valuable information electronically, effectively mitigating privacy, security, and information management risks is imperative."

"The focus is on family law, particularly the law of who is a parent. The purpose of this blog is not to teach the law of any particular state or country. You may find other websites that attempt that task. I do not. Instead, I want to promote a conversation about what the law should be. Looking at the law of different places (be they different states or different countries) is helpful because it gives us examples to react to and talk about. My hope is that you will join me in the project and that the whole will be greater than the sum of the parts."

"Helping the RFID sector impact public policy, law and the growing government usage of RFID technology. (RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification.)

"The blog's main goal is to inform its readers about the legal issues that confront those who utilize social media."

This blawg covers issues relating to information technology law, technology law, and technology law as taught in law schools.

"While legal topics can be really boring (at least that is what some people say), I try to find an interesting and practical angle exclusively for expansion stage software-based companies, and write about it."

Posts focus on helping to make software law understandable.

"This blog is an outlet to discuss toxic exposures to individuals." Posts include information on PBCs, chemical exposures and the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

"A blog by J. Adam Engel focused non-exclusively on the intersection between criminal law, the Fourth Amendment and emerging technology. Dedicated to the idea that effective law enforcement is not incompatible with a vigorous interpretation of the Fourth Amendment." "The Law of Cell Phones and Smartphones."

Discusses a wide range of sustainability, cleantech and climate change issues.

"Up-to-date information about the rapidly changing world of intellectual property law, with an eye toward helping businesses and individuals make the right decisions about their IP assets."

"Focuses primarily on issues involving the intersection of law, technology and finance."

Posts, from lighthearted to more serious, cover issues and developments in cyberlaw, specifically open licensing, digital rights, software protection, virtual worlds, and, well, llamas.

This blog discusses Internet and intellectual property law with an emphasis on search engines, spam, adware/spyware, and other marketing issues.

This blawg comments on technology and business law issues with emphasis on privacy, Internet security and cyberlaw.

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