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Impact of Voice Tech on Learning for Children with Disabilities - Vimarsana News

Impact of Voice Tech on Learning for Children with Disabilities

“ Hey doodle, baby shark! Alesssa, baaaaaby shaaaark ”, these garbled words are increasingly becoming...

Eighth Circuit Court Vacates Injunction, Discusses Term Patent Troll - Vimarsana News

Eighth Circuit Court Vacates Injunction, Discusses Term Patent Troll

Eighth Circuit vacated injunction restraining defendants from engaging in harassing conduct, no evidence tying the defendants to alleged misconduct. Reassigned case to a new district judge to obviate any doubts about the judge’s impartiality. Tumey v. Mycroft AI, Inc.

Eighth Circuit Defends Use of Term "Patent Troll," Vacates Injunction against Infringement Defendant | McDermott Will & Emery - Vimarsana News

Eighth Circuit Defends Use of Term "Patent Troll," Vacates Injunction against Infringement Defendant | McDermott Will & Emery

The US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit vacated an injunction restraining defendants from engaging in certain allegedly harassing conduct because there was no evidence tying the...

AI Co. Gets 8th Circ. To Boot Judge From Cyberattack Case - Vimarsana News

AI Co. Gets 8th Circ. To Boot Judge From Cyberattack Case

The Eighth Circuit on Friday sided with Mycroft AI Inc., agreeing that a case alleging the artificial intelligence startup engaged in retaliatory cyberattacks against opposing counsel should be reassigned over concerns about the presiding judge's impartiality.

Source: law360.com
RPI: Not Quite A Jurisdictional Requirement - Intellectual Property - Vimarsana News

RPI: Not Quite A Jurisdictional Requirement - Intellectual Property

Recently, the Patent Trial and Appeals Board (PTAB) declined to terminate an inter partes review (IPR) proceeding despite the Petitioner's alleged failure to identify all the real parties-in-interest (RPIs).

Source: mondaq.com