101 – Van Dyke Intellectual Property Law

A Primer on Intellectual Property: The Basic Tools for You to Know

Posted by Raymond Van Dykeon January 31, 2018March 13, 2022in antitrust, authors, Copyright, Copyright Office, copyright tips, Infringement, Innovation, intellectual property, Inventors, IP, IP law, IP tips, licensing, licensing executives society, litigation, patent damages, software patent, Supreme Court Rulings, trade secret, United States Patent & Trademark Office, USPTO, WIPO

Tomorrow (February 1, 2018), I am presenting a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) program on the Basics of Intellectual property (IP) for the general attorney. With the value of IP assets a large factor of our economy, general practice attorneys frequently…

Roberts Rules of Order

Posted by Raymond Van Dykeon May 30, 2017March 13, 2022in alice, America, antitrust, author rights, authors, CLS v Alice, Copyright, copyright tips, damages, Infringement, Innovation, Innovation for Improving Lives, intellectual property, Inventors, IP, IP law, IP tips, les, licensing, licensing executives society, litigation, patent damages, software patent, Supreme Court Rulings, Uncategorized, United States Patent & Trademark Office, USPTO

The Supreme Court has been quite active fine-tuning the patent system and deboning the law of the Federal Circuits for many years. Today is no exception. In Impression Products, Inc. v. Lexmark International, Inc. (May 30, 2017), Chief Justice Roberts…

Beyond the Alice Event Horizon: the spaghettification of software patenting

Posted by Raymond Van Dykeon April 9, 2016March 13, 2022in CLS v Alice, intellectual property, Inventors, IP, IP law, les, licensing, licensing executives society, litigation, software patent, Supreme Court Rulings, Uncategorized

For anyone interested in learning more about the state of affairs for software patents now two years after the Supreme Court Alice decision, I am giving a free webinar this Thursday, April 13, 2016, at 1 PM EST USA on…

Ray Van Dyke teaching a Class on Patent Law

Posted by Raymond Van Dykeon November 23, 2015March 13, 2022in Abraham Lincoln, Alexander Hamilton, George Washington, intellectual property, Inventors, IP, IP law, les, licensing, licensing executives society, litigation, patent damages, philosophy, Supreme Court Rulings, thomas jefferson, trade secret, Uncategorized

As noted, as Co-Chair of the Intellectual Property Section for the Bar Association of Montgomery County (BAMC), I am pleased to report that the IP Section is having a continuing series of presentations on the fundamentals of intellectual property law at…

Dale Lazar Speaks of Alice and 101 Challenges to DC LES CHAPTER

Posted by Raymond Van Dykeon November 16, 2015March 13, 2022in Congress, intellectual property, Inventors, IP, IP law, les, licensing, licensing executives society, patent, patent damages, Supreme Court Rulings

As noted earlier, I wrote a blog piece on the Alice decision, Alice Doesn't Patent Here Anymore, http://rayvandyke.com/posts/. Thanks to those who read it.. On November 18, 2015 in Washington, DC, the Licensing Executives Society (www.les.org) is again having prominent IP attorney…

Ray Van Dyke Teaches Intellectual Property Basics in Rockville, Maryland November 11, 2015

Posted by Raymond Van Dykeon November 2, 2015March 13, 2022in antitrust, Copyright, Infringement, intellectual property, Inventors, IP, IP law, litigation, trade secret

As Co-Chair of the Intellectual Property Section for the Bar Association of Montgomery County (BAMC), I am pleased to report that the IP Section is having a series of presentations on the fundamentals of intellectual property law at the Bar headquarters in…

Ray Van Dyke Teaches Intellectual Property Basics in Rockville, Maryland Starting October 6, 2015

Posted by Raymond Van Dykeon September 18, 2015March 13, 2022in antitrust, Congress, Copyright, Infringement, intellectual property, Inventors, IP, IP law, licensing, licensing executives society, litigation, Supreme Court Rulings, trade secret

As Co-Chair of the Intellectual Property Section for the Bar Association of Montgomery County (BAMC), I am pleased to report that the IP Section plans a series of presentations on the fundamentals of intellectual property law for this Fall, Winter and Spring…

Alice Doesn't Patent Here Anymore

Posted by Raymond Van Dykeon September 9, 2015March 13, 2022in intellectual property, Inventors, licensing, Supreme Court Rulings

The U.S. Supreme Court's Alice decision and the Patent Office's draconian rule making implementing that case have had and are having a devastating effect on software-implemented innovation in America - even though Justice Thomas made no mention of software in…