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An Indian court has ruled that PepsiCo India Holdings can finally claim a patent for the potato variety grown exclusive for its Lay’s potato chips – but this follows a protracted legal journey of lawsuits, arguments, judges orders and appeals.

Court rules specialist IP firms lack “legal interest” in transparency test case involving Ocado and Autostore

Apple faces setback in healthcare goals as it removes blood-oxygen sensor from some watches due to patent dispute, reports The Wall Street Journal.

Is "milk" an item, or just a word? This question, among others, is set to be answered on January 12, 2024, as Freshub Inc. (Freshub) and Amazon.com...

A proposed overhaul of U.S. patent eligibility law could shape the patent litigation landscape in 2024, with some parties rushing to court before Congress enacts reform and others holding back...

The United States Patent and Trademark Office issued a notice in the Federal Register on January 10, 2024, providing guidelines to assist USPTO personnel...

The PepsiCo case marks a watershed moment in India’s agri and bio-technology innovation sector

Chen, J. The Court affirmed the PTAB's determination that the patent claim at issue was unpatentable as obvious. The Court held that the Board correctly construed the term "storage element."

A court in the District of Colorado recently denied dismissal of patent infringement claims, holding that the asserted claims directed to plunger lift systems for cultivating natural gas from an oil-and-gas well are patent eligible under 35 U.S.C. § 101.

Commission opposes tech giant’s motion for a stay | Cites weak arguments and a lack of merit | Masimo reinforces commission’s stance with its own response to stay bid.