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Patents and Drug Importation Summary
, 2004
"... Prescription drugs often cost far more in the United States than in other countries. Some consumers have attempted to import medications from abroad in order to realize cost savings. The practice of importing prescription drugs outside the distribution channels established by the brand-name drug com ..."
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issues. Many prescription drugs are subject to patent rights in the United States. In the Jazz Photo decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit confirmed that the owner of a U.S. patent may prevent imports of patented goods, even in circumstances where the patent holder itself sold those
Patent Law and Complementary Innovations
, 2007
"... The patent system was initially designed to provide incentives to develop stand-alone innovations in
elds such as mechanics, chemicals or pharmaceu-ticals. Its application is therefore problematical in more recent
elds such as biotechnology and ICT industries, where innovation patterns are di¤eren ..."
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¤erent. A well-known problem concerns cumulative innovations. Patent law must then trade o ¤ the rights granted to upstream patent owners with the incentives to develop subsequent innovations (Scotchmer, 1991; ODonoghue, Scotchmer and Thisse, 1998; Denicolò, 2000). Another issue concerns complementary
An Empirical Analysis of Patent Litigation in the Semiconductor Industry
, 2007
"... Abstract ∗ Semiconductor firms sell products that embed hundreds if not thousands of patented inventions, elevating concerns about patent-related hold-up in this sector. This paper examines the incidence and nature of patent lawsuits involving 136 dedicated U.S. semiconductor firms between 1973 and ..."
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and 2001. By supplementing patent litigation data with information drawn from archival sources, we estimate the probability that firms will be involved in patent lawsuits, either as enforcers of exclusionary rights or as targets of litigation filed by other patent owners. We further distinguish between
1 An Empirical Analysis of Patent Litigation in the Semiconductor Industry
, 2007
"... Abstract∗ Semiconductor firms sell products that embed hundreds if not thousands of patented inventions, elevating concerns about patent-related hold-up in this sector. This paper examines the incidence and nature of patent lawsuits involving 136 dedicated U.S. semiconductor firms between 1973 and 2 ..."
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and 2001. By supplementing patent litigation data with information drawn from archival sources, we estimate the probability that firms will be involved in patent lawsuits, either as enforcers of exclusionary rights or as targets of litigation filed by other patent owners. We further distinguish between
CROSS-COUNTRY EVIDENCE ON THE PRELIMINARY EFFECTS OF PATENT BOX REGIMES ON PATENT ACTIVITY AND OWNERSHIP
, 2015
"... Abstract: This paper evaluates the initial impacts of patent box regimes in light of their primary stated objectives: stimulating domestic innovation and retaining mobile patent income to limit base erosion. Despite their lack of nexus requirements, we find that patent box regimes yield a 3 percent ..."
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appears focused on inventions involving co-located (domestic) patent owners and inventors.
Trademarks and Patents
"... trademarks and/or registered service marks of Intuit Inc. in the United States and other countries. Other parties ’ trademarks or service marks are the property of their respective owners and should be treated as such. Various QuickBooks products and services are protected by one or more of the foll ..."
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trademarks and/or registered service marks of Intuit Inc. in the United States and other countries. Other parties ’ trademarks or service marks are the property of their respective owners and should be treated as such. Various QuickBooks products and services are protected by one or more
I. Requesters and Real Parties in Interest The Requesters and the real parties in interest are: (1) American Anti-Vivisection
, 2005
"... Katsuyama. It is believed that this patent is still within its period of enforceability. Requesters hereby certify that a copy of the request has been served in its entirety on the Patent Owner at the address provided for in § 1.33(c). The name and address of the party served is: ..."
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Katsuyama. It is believed that this patent is still within its period of enforceability. Requesters hereby certify that a copy of the request has been served in its entirety on the Patent Owner at the address provided for in § 1.33(c). The name and address of the party served is:
Patent Maintenance Recommendation with Patent Information Network Model
"... Abstract—Patents are of crucial importance for businesses, because they provide legal protection for the invented techniques, processes or products. A patent can be held for up to 20 years. However, large maintenance fees need to be paid to keep it enforceable. If the patent is deemed not valuable, ..."
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, the owner may decide to abandon it by stopping paying the maintenance fees to reduce the cost. For large companies or organizations, making such decisions is difficult because too many patents need to be investigated. In this paper, we introduce the new patent mining problem of automatic patent maintenance
TRIGGERS AND EFFECTS OF PATENT STRATEGY CHANGE- A CASE STUDY OF A PATENT PORTFOLIO RACE IN THE MACHINERY SECTOR
, 2010
"... Patent application numbers grow exponentially in many industries, a phenomenon that has been linked to high fragmentation of patent ownership. Contradicting the-se findings and theoretical arguments, we show that such fragmentation is not a precondition for sudden and strong increases in patenting. ..."
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. We describe and ana-lyze a patent portfolio race in an industry with highly concentrated patent owner-ship, namely the newspaper printing machines oligopoly. Triangulating data from patent analysis, interviews, and document research, we find that patent strategy change by one player triggered a
Patent Pools and the Dynamic Incentives to R&D1 by
, 2006
"... Patent pools are cooperative agreements between several patent owners to bundle the sale of their respective licenses. In this paper we analyze their consequences on the speed of the innovation process. We adopt an ex ante perspective and study the impact of possible pool formation on the incentives ..."
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Patent pools are cooperative agreements between several patent owners to bundle the sale of their respective licenses. In this paper we analyze their consequences on the speed of the innovation process. We adopt an ex ante perspective and study the impact of possible pool formation
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