Tucker Law Blog
- November 8th, 2026Intellectual Property, Patents, USPTO News
Since July 20, 2026, foreign-domiciled patent applicants and owners need a USPTO-registered practitioner. The filing-date exception does not protect improperly signed replies, disclosures, or ADS documents.
- November 8th, 2026Intellectual Property, Patents
The Federal Circuit affirmed the PTAB in In re Gamble because the applicant failed to preserve substantive indefiniteness challenges. What patent applicants should know before appealing an examiner.
- November 8th, 2026Car Accident, Personal Injury
A Florida cyclist struck by a car may have PIP coverage through a personal auto policy, a household policy, or the striking vehicle. Here is how the priority rules work.
- November 8th, 2026Character and Fitness, Florida Bar Admissions, Investigative Hearing
A Florida Board of Bar Examiners investigative hearing notice starts a 60-day response period. Learn what the hearing is, what to gather, and what may happen next.
- November 7th, 2026Education, Florida Bar Admissions
Florida will begin administering the NextGen Bar Exam with a Florida Law Component in July 2028. Here is what future applicants should know now—and what Florida has not yet announced.
- November 7th, 2026Car Accident, Personal Injury
Florida peer-to-peer car-sharing crashes do not fit neatly into rental-car or rideshare rules. A recent Turo opinion shows how warning lights, app messages, inspection records, and insurance timing can shape a serious-injury claim.
- November 7th, 2026Intellectual Property, Patents
Learn how the patent doctrine of equivalents reaches insubstantial changes—and how prosecution history, disclosure, and prior art limit its scope.
- November 7th, 2026Character and Fitness, Florida Bar Admissions
Florida Bar conditional admission can allow an applicant to practice under a consent agreement with monitoring or treatment-related conditions. Learn how the current FBBE rules address consent agreements, confidentiality, monitoring, and noncompliance.
- November 7th, 2026Car Accident, Personal Injury
When several people are injured in one Florida crash, per-person and per-accident limits may create a shared insurance pool. Florida law provides interpleader and agreed-arbitration procedures for competing claims.
- November 6th, 2026Intellectual Property, Trademarks
Learn how generic, descriptive, suggestive, arbitrary, and fanciful marks differ—and how distinctiveness affects registration, enforcement, and naming strategy.
- November 6th, 2026Car Accident, Personal Injury
Florida rideshare insurance changes when a driver is offline, waiting for a request, en route to pickup, or carrying a passenger. The app timeline can determine which policy and limits apply.















