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Carter, DeLuca & Farrell LLP, a leader in intellectual property law, provides cost-effective services to clients from around the world, protecting innovations in a wide range of technologies.

Throughout the phases of product or brand development, we form a critical part of our clients’ development teams to provide preparation, prosecution and clearance services to maximize protection while navigating through freedom-to-operate challenges. We also provide extensive IP due diligence services and IP asset assimilation to help our clients achieve their business objectives.

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May
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2019
21st Future of Health Technology Summit at MIT Attending SponsoringGeorge Likourezos, partner, will present on the panel Future IP and Legal Issues in AI-driven Drug Development at the 21st Future of...

CAFC Update

ATI TECHNOLOGIES ULC v. IANCU April 11, 2019

ATI appeals three final decisions of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board on petitions for Inter Partes Review (“IPR”) filed by LG, holding that all but one of the challenged claims unpatentable as anticipated or obvious. For all three patents (which relate to “shader” technology used in a computer-implemented system that specifies how a computer-graphics three-dimensional image...

ATI appeals three final decisions of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board on petitions for Inter Partes Review (“IPR”) filed by LG, holding...

IN RE: SINY CORP. April 10, 2019

Siny Corp. appeals a decision of the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board affirming the examining attorney’s refusal to register Siny’s proposed mark CASALANA for “knit pile fabric made with wool for use as a textile in the manufacture of outerwear, gloves, apparel, and accessories.” The application was based on use in commerce, and Siny submitted a specimen...

Siny Corp. appeals a decision of the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board affirming the examining attorney’s refusal to register Siny’s proposed mark CASALANA...

OMEGA PATENTS, LLC v. CALAMP CORP. April 9, 2019

CalAmp appeals from a judgment that certain patents asserted by Omega were infringed and are not invalid. The patents generally relate to multi-vehicle compatible systems that can remotely control various vehicle functions (for example, remote vehicle starting), read the status of various vehicle devices (for example, battery health), and notify the driver, or the driver’s employer, if...

CalAmp appeals from a judgment that certain patents asserted by Omega were infringed and are not invalid. The patents generally relate to multi-vehicle...