More great technology coming out of Israel.  StoreDot already claims to have a smartphone charger that can charge a phone in 30 seconds.   Now the same Israeli startup is racing to develop a brand new, ultra-fast charger for electric cars.             http://nocamels.com/2015/07/storedot-5-minute-charger-for-electric-cars/?utm_source=activetrail&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nc15/07/15

Efforts to curb abusive patent-related practices may face fewer obstacles under the new GOP majority. http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2015/05/01/congress-again-targets-patent-trolls

Hollywood Reporter has covered Cohen IP Law Group’s recent lawsuit against Universal Pictures, Seth MacFarlane and other defendants for trade dress infringement and other claims. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/seth-macfarlane-sued-ted-talking-777992

Cohen IP Law Group is happy to announce that it has obtained an order today in favor of our client, from the Hon. Dale Fischer, vacating a $1.3 million judgment previously obtained by Beats Electronics.

The US Supreme Court’s decision in Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank, which came down last June elaborated on patent ineligible subject matter, particularly as it applies to software patents.  But the scope of these 101 type rejections has expanded to business method patents as well.  We have been noticing an uptick in these rejections just…

Cohen IP Law Group will be attending SEMA 2014 in Las Vegas.  SEMA is the number one annual convention of automotive specialty products.  If you will be there, let us know!

Cohen IP Law Group will be at The Israel Conference in Los Angeles tomorrow and Friday.  The conference show cases some of the best tech companies coming out of Israel.  Many are from Fortune 1000 firms like Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google, as well as many early-stage start-ups.  For more information go to: http://www.theisraelconference.org/

This past June, Hershey filed a lawsuit in Colorado Federal Court against TinctureBell, LLC and TinctureBelle Marijuanka LLC- two companies that marketed cannabis-laced chocolate bars that were allegedly packaged to look like Hershey products.  The causes of action listed in the complaint were: trademark infringement, trademark dilution, false designation of origin, unfair competition, and passing…

Here is an article about trademarks based off of my interview with McMurry/TMG  for their hospital’s clients. http://mcmurrytmg.com/articles/protecting-trademark-and-avoiding-infringement