In re Google (2026): Why Technical Evidence Moved a Patent Case Out of Texas
The Federal Circuit ordered Google's patent case moved from Texas to California. See why engineering witnesses, prior-art evidence, and local ties mattered.
Micron’s YMTC Lawsuit: When Trade Secrets and Patent Ownership Collide
Micron’s 2026 lawsuit against YMTC illustrates how departing engineers, confidential semiconductor know-how, and patent ownership can become intertwined—and what technology businesses can do before a dispute.
Patent Willful Infringement: What to Do After Receiving Notice
A patent demand letter creates notice, not automatic liability. Learn how willfulness and enhanced damages differ—and how businesses should investigate, preserve defenses, and evaluate practical next steps.
USPTO Patent Public Search Login Starts November 7, 2026: What Inventors Should Do
The USPTO will require users to sign in to Patent Public Search starting November 7, 2026. Learn what changes, what does not, and how inventors and businesses should prepare.
USPTO Is Retiring Key TEAS Trademark Forms in Late October 2026: What Owners Should Know
The USPTO is retiring several commonly used TEAS trademark maintenance, renewal, and amendment forms in late October 2026 as those workflows move to Trademark Center.
