Annelise Gilbert is a reporter for Bloomberg Law, covering a wide range of legal topics, with a focus on patent law and intellectual property. She provides in-depth analysis and reporting on patent disputes, copyright issues, and legal developments in the technology industry.
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Annelise Gilbert's coverage focuses predominantly on legal and compliance issues, particularly within the realm of intellectual property. Her work also delves into government announcements related to these matters.
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Ventria Bioscience Inc. convinced a US Patent and Trademark Office administrative tribunal to uphold its patent related to cell culture formulation that comes from rice.
A pair of Sonos Inc. patents covering the management of smart speakers in a multiroom system were deemed unenforceable by a federal court months after a $32.5 million jury verdict in their favor against Google was vacated.
Celebrities with millions of social media followers are often the target of a specific brand of copyright lawsuit: accusations of infringement over posting photos of themselves.
Uber Technologies Inc. failed to convince a US Patent and Trademark Office administrative tribunal to review a patent that its surge pricing feature is accused of infringing.
The US Patent Office’s recent proposed rule to eliminate senior leadership’s involvement in administrative tribunal decisions before they’re issued is the latest move in a significant effort to increase transparency after years of criticism that officials were manipulating judge panels.
10x Genomics Inc. can’t dodge Parse Biosciences Inc.'s petition to invalidate one of its patents aimed at analyzing nucleic acids from cells.
Lam Research Corp. petitioned the US Patent and Trademark Office to review and cancel one of three chip-making technology patents JSR Corp.’s Inpria sued it for allegedly infringing.
The US Copyright Office advanced proposed exemptions to a ban on circumventing digital security measures protecting copyrighted works, including one that would allow researchers to access generative AI models to examine possible bias.
Intel Corp. convinced the US Patent and Trademark Office to invalidate an invention related to computer-system architecture after the Federal Circuit reversed an earlier decision by its administrative tribunal.
Former Federal Circuit Judge Paul Redmond Michel warned inventors that proposed patent reform bills during this session of Congress will be “dead on arrival” if the the inventor community fails to unite, saying stakeholders shouldn’t have a “meltdown” over certain words or phrases.
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