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Disruption and Opportunity: 5G’s Impact on Counsel and the Commercial Litigation Community?

April 12, 2019

The implementation of 5G will be the next major evolution in wireless communications, propelling the development of Internet of Things (IoT) and the infrastructure needed to sustain it. These innovations will likely lead to intense competition among new businesses and disrupt existing ones.

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SmartWatch: Too Generic to Trademark

April 18, 2017

Genericness is not a term that comes up often in trademark infringement litigation. Likely, because most producers are trying to create a mark so unique it doesn’t encompass generic association. Test your smarts with a recent opinion out of the Ninth circuit and a fun, fictional, and “smart” hypothetical.

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Touch ID a $10M Jewel in Apple’s Crown

September 15, 2016

With Apple willing to pay $365M to acquire the Touch ID technology from a board that seemed willing to go into the gaping lion’s mouth of litigation to make the merger happen, $10M may seem a small price to pay for quick and secure smartphone fingerprint recognition.

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$96M in OLED Patents, a “Fruitful” Purchase for 2017

August 11, 2016

Technically only €87M, but who’s counting? After acquiring BASF’s 500+ PHOLED patent portfolio, Universal Display Corporation is expected to be the frontrunner when this incredible organic light technology makes its way to the iMarket. 

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Pokémon NO! Game or Security Nightmare?

August 2, 2016

It’s fun to chase virtual Pokémon characters into high-rises, subways, and homes, but has the information at the heart of the game put millions of players at risk?

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Apple Calls for Experts in the FBiPhone Debate

March 22, 2016

Judge Sheri Pym of the Central District of California was set to begin hearing arguments and testimony today from both Apple and the FBI until the FBI postponed the hearing after learning it could possibly unlock the iPhone of the San Bernardino gunman without Apple’s help. Many have said Apple’s refusal to obey the court’s order to unlock the phone is either a highly controversial marketing strategy or a proud stand in favor of every American’s right to privacy. As we await more information, BullsEye considers the case so far, and what it could mean for the future of cybersecurity and privacy.

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Electronics Expert in Human Computer Interface

An electronics expert in human computer interface was needed for a patent infringement dispute involving the alleged unlicensed use and sale of certain infringing consumer electronics

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Electronic Payment Transaction Expert

An electronic payment transactions expert was needed for a patent infringement dispute involving point-of-sale (POS) payment systems and electronic transactions in connection with pre-paid cards.

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Light-Emitting Diode (LED) Luminesce Conversion Expert

A light-emitting diode (LED) luminescence conversion expert was needed for a patent infringement dispute involving the importation into the U.S of certain consumer and electronic products and semiconductors containing LEDs.