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USPTO Inventorship Guidelines for AI-Assisted Inventions

President Biden issued the “Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence” on October 30, 2023, including the objective to “promote a fair, open, and competitive ecosystem and marketplace…

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The Dilemma of Delay: Prosecution Laches

Patent prosecution laches is an equitable doctrine whereby patent claims can be rejected for unreasonable and undue delay in prosecution. Prosecution laches can also be invoked in litigation proceedings to render patent claims unenforceable. Prosecution…

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Workman Nydegger Elects New President & Managing Shareholder

Workman Nydegger’s Shareholders have elected Dana L. Tangren to serve as President and Managing Shareholder. As a senior member of the patent and trademark prosecution group, Mr. Tangren has broad experience in mechanical, electro-mechanical, bio-mechanical,…

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Upcoming Supreme Court IP Oral Argument: What’s at Stake in Warner Chappell Music, Inc. v. Nealy

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral argument on February 21 in Warner Chappell Music, Inc. v. Nealy, No. 22-1078. The case centers on the Copyright Act’s statute of limitations, which provides in relevant…

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Brittany Frandsen Promoted to Shareholder at Workman Nydegger

Workman Nydegger is pleased to announce the promotion of Brittany Frandsen to Shareholder. Brittany counsels a wide variety of clients on ecommerce enforcement and complex litigation, including cases before both federal and state courts and…

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John Stringham Named Salt Lake City’s “Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers

Workman Nydegger attorney John Stringham was recently named Salt Lake City’s “Lawyer of the Year ” by Best Lawyers in the areas of Patent Law and Trademark Law. John C. Stringham is registered to practice…

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Potential Changes Coming to Design Patent Validity

The Federal Circuit recently granted en banc rehearing in the case of LKQ Corp. v. GM Global Technology Operations LLC. The court’s order granting rehearing shows that the case has the potential to result in…

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20 Workman Nydegger Attorneys Named to the 2024 Best Lawyers, One to Watch

Congratulations to our attorneys named to the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America! The Best Lawyers in American (2024 Edition) – Salt Lake City  Brad Barger – Patent Law Kirk C. Coombs – Patent…

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Context Matters

The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently decided Axonics, Inc. v. Medtronic, Inc., 2022-1451, 2022-1452, (July 10, 2023) (Appeals taken from the United States Patent and Trademark Office, Patent Trial and Appeal Board…

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Ten Workman Nydegger Attorneys Named to 2023 Mountain States Super Lawyers, Four Rising Stars

Ten Workman Nydegger attorneys have been named as 2023 Mountain States Super Lawyers, and four have been named as Rising Stars. Congratulations to the WN attorneys below who were recognized this year! 2023 Mountain States…

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Amgen v. Sanofi: Implications for the Enablement Standard

In 2014, Amgen Inc. sued Sanofi and others for infringement of multiple patents covering technology related to monoclonal antibody therapies for treating high cholesterol. Sanofi et al. argued noninfringement because the claims were not enabled…

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Patent Your AI, Don’t AI Your Patents

The release of ChatGPT in late 2022 created a tsunami of interest. That tsunami has spawned countless articles about the impending doom of knowledge-based professions extending from teachers to lawyers and doctors to accountants. It…

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New Upcoming Supreme Court Trademark Case

On June 5th, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in Vidal v. Elster, No. 22-704, to address the constitutionality of a refusal to register a trademark under 15 U.S.C. § 1052(c). Although the case arises from a…

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Patenting Chemical Compositions Containing Natural Products

The Supreme Court has identified the patenting of natural products as a judicial exception to patentability. Claims directed to nothing more than abstract ideas (such as mathematical algorithms), natural phenomena, and laws of nature are…

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Artificial Intelligence: Technical Primer & Patenting Tips

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as an important area of innovation and development for a variety of clients, whether they develop underlying AI technology, or utilize AI models to enhance their product offerings. AI is…

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