CES 2016: US Marshals Take Down 1-Wheeled Skateboard Booth at CES for Patent Infringement

U.S. Marshals responded to an emergency patent infringement claim by Future Motion at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Future Motion claims the one wheeled skateboard called the Trotter from Changzhou First International Trade infringes on patents they hold for a similar skateboard, the One Wheel.

Toyota Opens Up Fuel Cell Technology Patents

By Andre Revilla
Toyota Opens Up Fuel Cell Patents

Patent Troll Reform Bill Pulled By Senate Judiciary Committee's Sen. Patrick Leahy, Due to 'Not Sufficient Support'

By Michael Oleaga
Legislation to reform the patent system, notably "patent trolls," in the United States was given the curb courtesy of Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.).

Exclusive: Patdek: Patent-Related Information Startup Eases Complicated Patent Practice for Lawyers, Businesses

By Michael Oleaga
With technology constantly expanding, addressing intellectual property has become increasingly compound for multiple parties. For one startup company, they have taken the "less is more" approach in helping people navigate patents.

Apple vs. Google Patent Disputes Dropped: iOS, Android Companies Reach Lawsuit Truce

By Michael Oleaga
Apple Inc. and Google have reportedly issued a truce on their global patent infringement claims against each other.

Apple vs. Samsung Patent Lawsuit: US Court of Appeals Denies Revival of Samsung Patent Case With ITC

By Michael Oleaga
Following a loss at a San Jose, California, courtroom, Samsung encountered another blow to their patent infringement battle against Apple Inc.

Apple vs. Samsung Patent Lawsuit Verdict: Samsung Guilty of Infringement, Apple Awarded $119 Million

By Michael Oleaga
Following three days of deliberations, the second patent infringement trial between Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. has finally reached a verdict.

Apple vs. Samsung Patent Lawsuit: Google Helped Pay Samsung's Legal Defense Fees

By Michael Oleaga
While the Apple vs. Samsung patent infringement trial continues, a bombshell was dropped as court testimony revealed Google's participation with the lawsuit.

Apple vs. Samsung Patent Lawsuit: Yale Professor Claims Apple Patents Not Worth Billions But $38 Million

By Michael Oleaga
The Apple vs. Samsung patent infringement trial from San Jose, Calif. continued with the South Korean-based company claiming Apple's alleged-infringed patents are not worth billions of dollars.

Apple Inc. Patent Updates Unlock Screen Gestures, Similar to Google Android Pattern Lock Screen

By Michael Oleaga
Apple Inc. was given the approval from the United States (U.S.) Patent and Trademark Office on providing a new gesture entry technique for touch-screen devices.

National Retail Foundation Calls For Support, Transparency Against Patent Trolls Targeting Retailers

By Michael Oleaga
As Latin Post reported, "patent trolls" have received notoriety for suing major tech companies over alleged patent infringements. The patent trolls, however, might have a new target: retailers.

Apple vs. Samsung Patent Lawsuit: Apple Inc. Wins Latest Battle in Japan ahead New US Patent Infringement Trial

By Michael Oleaga
San Jose, Calif. is not the only battleground of the ongoing Apple Inc. vs. Samsung Electronics Co. patent infringement trial as the Cupertino-based company secured a win in Japan.

Apple Inc. Patent at USPTO Reveals Extendable Stylus with Multitouch Tip for Touch Screens

By Michael Oleaga
Apple Inc. has a new patent on the market as the United States Patent and Trademark Office approved an intellectual property on March 20.

Apple vs. Samsung Patent Lawsuit: Apple Inc. Demands $40 Per Unit for Five Patents Infringed by Samsung

By Michael Oleaga
The patent infringement lawsuit between Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. is set to enter its second trial, and one demand by the iPhone company has raised shock.

Twitter Paid $36 Million for IBM Patents, Avoids Lawsuits; How Twitter Is Combatting Patent Trials and Trolls

By Michael Oleaga
Patent infringement lawsuits have become an ongoing topic for the tech community, and Twitter has avoided a battle by paying off IBM.

'Patent Trolls' Crackdown Continues With Senate Legislation for Transparency on Demand Letters, Strengthen FTC

By Michael Oleaga
The crackdown against "patent trolls" continued in Washington D.C. with the introduction of legislation aimed to protect job opportunities.
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