Amy Landers
Intellectual property, law specialist, and professor of law
Fourth edition of Understanding Patent Law (revised and updated) cap-press.com/books/isbn/97815310…
- Saul Bass would never
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- I’ll just never forgive Lauren for not going to Paris
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- Why just the Justice Dept. ones?
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- Newsome ran on this years ago for CA governor. After Grant's Pass was issued, he began to push for removals (he thought LA moved too slowly). You may be correct, and he's angling our attention somehow. But he has been consistent on encampments.
- I have related concerns w/r/t the National Archives/NARA. Last Feb, senior staff was replaced and it is now under Rubio. Are there journalists tracking the institution that holds our nation's history?
- Breaking www.nytimes.com/2025/05/05/h...
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- Don't get me started on Cedar Point.
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- He can't, statute bars it. bsky.app/profile/john...
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- Guess construction projects must be a good place to hide grift.
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- But the average person needs more like 15 friends
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- They need to consult the Real Housewives fanbase. They know that name.
- Those seeking to apply to reg. a logo mark, take notice...
- The reasons that big firms settling with Trump are not in those firms' best interests. Written by Sheila Heen / Harvard Negotiation Project leiterlawschool.typepad.com/files/negoti...
- Possible violations of Title 18... that's the fed criminal one.
- Holy crap. Here are 91 pages of letters that 14 House Democrats just sent to the nine law firms that have paid off Trump to not attack them. Lots of Qs aimed at sorting out if they violated federal bribery/anti-fraud/racketeering laws. min.house.gov/sites/evo-su...
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- INCREDIBLE opinion by Wilkinson refusing to stay Judge Xinis's orders in the Abrego Garcia case, condemning DOJ's arguments as "shocking not only to judges, but to the intuitive sense of liberty that Americans far removed from courthouses still hold dear." storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
- This reads like the actual judge(s) wrote it. Not the clerks. Very deeply held, a testament to the role of the courts.
- Google acted illegally to maintain a monopoly in some online advertising technology, a federal judge ruled on Thursday www.nytimes.com/2025/04/17/t...
- Speculation: VC’s are not fond of borders. Tariffs, sure. Those are bad. But also a more bordered economic world— for a sector that’s used to leveraging scale, this is not good
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- All the copyright profs are going “yay” 🎉🥳 (this series as you probably already know was part of a significant copyright case)
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- Japan's Patent Office has accelerated exam for all patents, also a "super accelerated" for utility patents (times listed there are for the first office action). www.jpo.go.jp/e/news/keyfe...
- PTAB Moot Court Competition ending early. "We wanted to inform you that due to recent changes at the PTAB, we will not be able to host a final round of oral arguments. Instead, we are ending the competition after the first round of oral arguments are completed."
- Illegal ideas.
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- This energy
- OpenAI's counterclaim against Musk, alleging unfair comp. under California 17200 and Tortious Interference w/prospective economic advantage, alleges that Musk has a campaign of harassment against OpenAI while quietly building a competitor storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
- China has filed a WTO action against the US reciprocal tariffs echoing Canada's action www.wto.org/english/news...
- EU's plan to build infrastructure and hire talent to lead the world in AI...
- Feels like these tariffs are going to continue for a while
- I was wondering when someone would trigger WTO dispute resolution proceedings www.wto.org/english/news...
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- They’ll probably give him a speaking role so he can spin the death his way. No soul
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- Prediction markets=gambling imo. They’re advertised as data about how people think (akin to surveys). But 🤷🏼♀️. I think polymarket and robin hood were being investigated before the new admin
- Still puzzling over FIFA asking me to coordinate a team of law student volunteers to police merch sold at the Philly-based games for violations of FIFA IP. #PiperNoooooo
- Text of proposed bill to prevent pharmaceutical makers from product-hopping in response to competition--ie, discontinuing the original then introducing one "identical or substantively similar to" the same manufacturer’s previously approved drug" www.judiciary.senate.gov/imo/media/do...
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- Seems like a performative ad that no-one's falling for? I suspect their replacements have already been chosen. Having a high number of applicants will make this process look 'selective'.
- Did we know that Clarivate does some patentability reviews for the US PTO? They provide AI-image design search, and I saw a job posting saying that they have a contract with the PTO for patent searching since 2005. And offers prep & pros for its customers. clarivate.com/intellectual...
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- TM: Duke objects to logo use in White Lotus www.townandcountrymag.com/leisure/arts...
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- I know it's random assignment. I know it's random assignment. I know it's random assignment. I know it's random assignment. Right?
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- Dreamybot.ai is no joke
- Another four TMs granted today including this cutie named Smarty
- Not TM use
- At the Penn IP Group Symposium
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- We need every state bar to have a fund for lawyers (primarily junior) to allow them to walk away on ethical grounds. If anyone wants to co-author something with me, let me know.
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- The expensive education of Elon Musk--wait, maybe Google what you're breaking into next time?
- Why are the legal folks talking about Humphries Executor? Roosevelt asked for Humphrey's resignation since the latter was a conservative. Unanimous SCt: Dismissal on policy grounds was unjustified. FTC Act only allowed removal only for "inefficiency, neglect of duty, or malfeasance in office."
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- This seems right up Sapling Press’ alley.
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- Cloture is the perfect fabric to wear in the conclave.
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- World without Ceasars? worldwithoutcaesars.com
- Significant decision
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- Thank you!
- I don't. I would assume the Examiner wasn't thinking in those terms, or believed it was "placed in any manner on the good"?
- One last point, these are from the '020 file. The pendant looks different from the drawing. I've had a rejection recently because of a less significant variation than this.
