But For a Lack of Damages: Misappropriation of Trade Secrets Claim Fails in Utah District Court
Parties pursuing misappropriation claims in Utah should be prepared to demonstrate a causal link and provide reasonable damage calculations.
Parties pursuing misappropriation claims in Utah should be prepared to demonstrate a causal link and provide reasonable damage calculations.
Effective December 1, 2016, all online service providers seeking safe harbor for information residing on a system or network at the direction of users (section 512(c)) are now required to submit a new designation through an electronic system…
An op-ed article written by Rand Bateman for the Deseret News and published Monday, April 25 2016.
Utah Genius recognized the 2016 intellectual property honorees at a luncheon Wednesday, April 27th at the Little America Hotel.
H.B. 251, Utah’s Legislature Goes After Non-Competition Agreements, written by Randall B. Bateman
Most patent attorneys recommend a patent search before filing a patent application. During a search, a patent agent or attorney reviews the prior art – inventions that people have previously made in a particular field – and compares these finds…
A patent owner may have “provisional rights” to recover reasonable royalty damages accruing between the time its patent application published and the time the patent issued if the infringer received actual notice of the published patent application.
Enhanced damages for willful infringement isn’t guaranteed in the 10th Circuit — especially if the plaintiff doesn’t ask the right questions.
Randall B. Bateman, Chair of the firm’s Intellectual Property Group, recently contributed the article, “Copyright Law 101,” to Business Connect Utah magazine. In his article he discusses what copyrights cover, when something is copyrighted, who owns…
Christopher Wight has written an article for Lexology on a case that reflects a policy that disfavors patent owners who fail to assert their patent rights in a timely manner.