Intellectual Property Law Books

The First Book Devoted to Settlement of Patent Disputes. There two reasons for a book devoted to settlement of patent disputes and litigation. One is that settlement is more important than litigation. The effects of patents on people and businesses are overwhelmingly defined by the terms of settlement and license agreements and only rarely by judicial decisions. The other is that the subject of patent settlements has not received the attention it deserves. There are many books on litigation and licensing. Until now, there was no book directed to settlement. Organized in four sections, this resource is designed to help everyone involved improve patent settlement outcomes and processes. Throughout the book, numerous charts and graphs demonstrate the book's key concepts and pertinent data. Many charts are shown in color for ease of use.

This compilation of PTAB decisions supplies a wealth of guidance on the Board's treatment of various issues, providing the practitioner with information to guide their PTAB strategies, noting specific patterns that have arisen during IPR, PGR and CBM proceedings.

The Intellectual Property Handbook provides answers to virtually all the routine (and many non-routine) IP questions that attorneys or their clients will encounter on a daily basis.

The Power of Licensing: Harnessing Brand Equity takes a look at exciting, new and emerging ways licensing can be used to achieve specific brand objectives, illustrated by stories of how some iconic brands have done it well.

Focusing on the various issues that trademark surveys address, this compendium discusses a critical design or analysis topic that an attorney who is presenting, defending, or critiquing a survey must deal with.

Functional and easy to understand, What is a Copyright? is an ideal resource to give clients a functional overview of copyright law.