Trade Secrets: Practical Considerations
In the final scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark, a worker wheels perhaps the greatest archaeological...
Trade Secrets: Practical Considerations
Post-Grant Review Of Patents In The United States: The Recent Supreme Court Decision V. Arthrex
On June 21, 2021, the U.S. Supreme Court decided the administrative patent judges (APJs) of the...
IP Law and Your Protection Strategy: Ongoing Evolution Is Essential
You have to know the rules to win the game, especially when the rules change… often. In 2013, the...
Martensen IP Client Parsons Corp. Wins $185 Million Expansion Of $12.6 Billion U.S. Space Force Contract
Congratulations to Martensen IP client Parsons Corp. for winning a $185 million contract with the...
Abraham Lincoln’s Lesson Is Amazon’s Secret Weapon
Reflecting on his 27 years at Amazon from what he terms “Day 1” to his upcoming retirement as its...
Have The Rules Of The Game Changed? An Update On Patent-Eligible And Ineligible Subject Matter In The Gaming Space
In May 2019, I wrote an article discussing the state of patent-eligible and patent-ineligible...
How Can Patent Searches Foster Innovation?
The dreaded patent search. Typically, this is the last thing clients want to invest in when they...
Driving Medtech Innovation: A How-To Guide On Regulatory & Intellectual Property Strategies
Martensen IP’s Chad G. Clark, along with ClearMark Founder Alison Sathe, will provide insights on...
Understanding The Relationship Between IP Law And Space Law
Martensen IP’s Jack Stuart is a highly decorated, retired USAF fighter pilot who has extensive...
Martensen IP Client Nuvia Acquired By Qualcomm In $1.4B Deal
We are excited to announce that our client Nuvia, Inc. has been acquired by Qualcomm in a $1.4B...
Innovating In A World Averse To Change
Innovation and new technology are often synonymous. Scientists, tech company founders, engineers,...
Federal Courts Continue To Limit Where Patent Plaintiffs Can Bring Suit
The federal courts continue to limit where patent plaintiffs can bring their infringement suits in...