Carolyn Juarez Elected Partner of Neugeboren O’Dowd
Patent agents are a highly regarded commodity for a law firm but their narrow authorization to represent others raises unique privilege issues.
A Narrow Lane – Patent Agents and Protecting Privilege
Patent agents are a highly regarded commodity for a law firm but their narrow authorization to represent others raises unique privilege issues.
An Attorney’s Death by 1000 Cuts – Killing the Time Clock
2021 demands that your lawyer also be a practicing technologist and embrace novel methods to bill for their services. Read about Neugeboren O'Dowd's unique approach to client engagement and management.
From Design Engineer to Patent Attorney – Meet Craig Neugeboren
Meet Craig Neugeboren, founder of Neugeboren O’Dowd, and discover how he found his passion in patent law.
Is it Time to Stop Litigating Obsolete Technology? TiVo vs. Comcast
After a four-year battle against Comcast Corp., DVR tech creator TiVo Corp. won an appeals court ruling on one of its patents in March 2020. This win may help in its ongoing fight over two more patent royalties. But is DVR technology, which is rapidly becoming obsolete, really worth fighting for?
The Clash of the Patent Ogres: Intel and Apple vs Fortress
Small tech businesses have had a tough time making patent infringement cases against billion-dollar tech giants, such as Apple, and Intel, that can outspend, outsue, and outlast any small company. Conversely, those tech giants have no problem suing small companies into oblivion (even when they are the ones in the wrong!) But, now they are losing. Find out why.
From Network Engineer to Intellectual Property Attorney: Shane Percival
Shane Percival is a sought-after patent lawyer. Read about his journey from software engineering to intellectual property.
How Patent Laws Affect the Race to Find a Coronavirus Cure
Will the US government be able to take patent rights away when the Coronavirus cure is discovered? What happens if the vaccine is overpriced?