By: Anthony Aceto On September 29, 2023 the Supreme Court granted the certiorari petition for the dual cases of NetChoice, LLC v. Paxton and Moody v. NetChoice, LLC. These cases concern a seminal development of First Amendment application to social media platforms. These cases address the issue of whether a social media platform’s content moderation… Read More Publisher or Platform?¬¬– A Decision May Finally be Reached
The Supreme Court granted certiorari to answer the question of whether PTAB judges are constitutional. Considering whether the appointment of Administrative Patent Judges violates the Appointments Clause of the Constitution, the Federal Circuit determined that PTAB judges were unconstitutionally appointed and severed the limitations on the judges’ removability. As a result, over 100 cases have been remanded to the PTAB for rehearing. The Supreme Court will now determine if PTAB judges were unconstitutionally appointed and, if so, how to cure the violation.… Read More Talk About An Inferiority Complex: Supreme Court to Decide Constitutionality of PTAB Appointments
This blog will discuss Apple’s appeal of a class-action lawsuit claiming violation of federal anti-trust law.… Read More Apple’s Appeal of Class Action Lawsuit Alleging the Company of Inflating Prices of App Store Applications
Tech companies are using patent strategies that the Supreme Court rejected over a hundred years ago.
… Read More A Historical Overview of Patent Ownership Rights and Their Relevance in Today’s Supreme Court
Written By: Jerry Chapin The last thing one should expect when sitting at home with their doors locked and shades drawn is for the United States government to be watching their every move. It’s safe to say that most of us have accepted the fact that advances in satellite technology and high tech… Read More New Radar Technology Used by Law Enforcement Presents Privacy Concerns
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