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Michael W. Shapiro

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As seen in: Bloomberg Law, The Epoch Times, Columbia Journalism Review, JD Supra, Daily Press (Newport News, VA), Tablet Magazine, Waco Tribune-Herald‎, Bloomberg Government, Bloomberg Tax, Perkins Coie
Currently writing about the Federal Circuit & Intellectual Property Litigation for @BLaw (mshapiro@bloombergindustry.com)
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Trump-Ordered USPTO Telework Crackdown Violated Labor Practices Original

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By Nino Paoli, Michael W. Shapiro 
| Bloomberg Law
The US Patent and Trademark Office ran afoul of labor laws when it stripped telework privileges for employees who are part of a union bargaining unit, an arbitrator ruled. The June 8 award was an across-the-board win for about 160 workers represented by the Patent Office Professional Association who lost those privileges when agency brass issued a May 19, 2025, Telework Eligibility Notice.
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High Court Protects Marketing of ‘Skinny Label’ Generic Drug

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By Michael W. Shapiro 
| Bloomberg Tax
The Supreme Court said a district court judge was right to dismiss Amarin Pharma Inc.'s infringement suit over claims its competitor encouraged doctors to prescribe its generic heart health drug for a treatment method covered by active Amarin patents. Amarin sued Hikma Pharmaceuticals USA Inc.
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Hollywood Casino, Owner of Online Gaming Patent Drop Dispute Original

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By Michael W. Shapiro 
| Bloomberg Law
A patent monetization entity and Penn Entertainment Inc. have resolved a patent suit that targeted the company’s Hollywood Casino-branded gambling app. Single Action Bet Tech LLC filed the lawsuit in December 2025. A judge in the US District Court for the District of New Jersey on Wednesday dismissed the case after the parties agreed to dismiss all their potential claims against each other. • Single Action accused Penn and one of its business units of infringing US Patent Nos.
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