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Listed below are all new filings before PTAB of requests for inter partes review (IPR) and covered business methods review (CBM).  Also listed are any newly-posted requests for ex parte reexamination at the USPTO.  This listing is current as of 10 AM on Thursday, January 23, 2014.New IPR RequestsTrial Number – IPR2014-00376Filing Date – 1/22/2014Patent # – 7,579,019Title – PHARMACEUTICAL CARRIER DEVICE SUITABLE FOR DELIVERY OF PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOUNDS TO MUCOSAL SURFACESAssignee –  ARIUS TWO, INC.Petitioner – MONOSOL RX, LLCStatus – PendingTech Center – 1600New CBM Review RequestsThere have been no new requests for CBM review since the last report.Newly-Posted Reexam RequestsControl # – 90/013,127Date – 1/22/2014Patent # – 6,098,203Inventor –  RAJALA, Gregory J. et al.Assignee –  KIMBERLY-CLARK … [Read more...] about PTO Litigation Center Report – January 23, 2014

Energy and Climate DebateWith Congress in recess until after the looming November elections, energy issues continue to make headlines both on the campaign trail and during preparations for the lame duck session.One of the biggest end-of-the-year debates will be over the tax extenders package, and its potential inclusion in some sort of fiscal cliff avoidance package. The Senate Finance committee has already reported out legislation (S. 3521) that would extend the wind energy production tax credit and other expiring energy incentives that may be included in that broader package. The Family and Business Tax Cut Certainty Act of 2012, approved August 2 by the Senate Finance Committee, includes more than $18 billion in energy-related tax incentives that could be extended; $12.1 billion would fund a one-year extension of the 2.2 cent per KWh production tax credit and pay for a change that allows wind projects that are under construction by the end of next year to be eligible for the credit. … [Read more...] about Energy and Environment Law Update: October 21, 2012

After the tribulations concerning Member States’ ratification of the EU-Canada free trade agreement (“CETA”) last week, this week’s plenary will be an important opportunity for Parliament to reflect on EU trade policy. On Wednesday, November 9, Trade Committee MEPs will debate the future of EU trade policy with a panel global trade leaders, including­ Cecilia Malmström, European Commissioner for Trade, Karl Brauner, WTO Deputy Director-General, Paul Brenton, the World Bank’s lead economist, and other experts from the IMF, OECD, UNCTAD, the International Trade Centre and Oxfam.  On Thursday, November 10, MEPs in the International Trade Committee (“INTA”) will debate CETA, which will need Parliament’s consent in order to be formally ratified. The Parliament is expected to give such consent.On Tuesday, November 8, the Civil Liberties Committee will discuss data protection and the so-called EU-U.S. … [Read more...] about The Week Ahead in the European Parliament – November 4, 2016

Investment minister selected to lead VN-Germany Friendship Association Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung (C) was selected to President of the Vietnam-Germany Friendship Association  The Vietnam-Germany Friendship Association on August 4 had a new 78-strong Executive Board for the 2018-2023 tenure with Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung elected as the association’s President. In the previous tenure, the association implemented a lot of activities to develop and deepen the Vietnam-Germany friendship and solidarity and boost the bilateral strategic partnership in terms of people-to-people diplomacy. It also coordinated with several non-governmental organisations of Germany in carrying out charitable projects, granting scholarships to poor students with good learning performances, and those who are Agent Orange/dioxin victims or affected by natural disasters. From now until 2023, the association will continue reforming its method of … [Read more...] about Government News 6/8

Home Daily News Netflix's new series 'First and Last' accurately… Law in Popular Culture By Adam Banner Posted September 20, 2018, 6:00 am CDT I promise I watch other things besides Netflix. I know it might not seem like it, judging from the content of my last few columns, but it really is true. Netflix just so happens to have created a lot of new content lately, and much of it focuses on crime and associated topics in the law. Being a criminal defense attorney, I normally don’t care for the dramatic, fictional portrayals of my profession. I mostly stay away from that, as my daily life is enough legal “entertainment” to fill an entire day. I focus more on the true crime genre and the documentaries that attempt to give laypeople a glimpse into the legal world. Netflix knows where its bread is buttered, and they have consistently released quality crime-related content on a fairly regular basis. One of their most recent original docuseries—First and … [Read more...] about Netflix’s new series ‘First and Last’ accurately details many aspects of county jail life