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Ryan Freedman

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Secrecy Orders for U.S. patent applications - an overview

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By Ryan Freedman, Tom Cowan, Vlad Teplitskiy, Knobbe Martens
| Westlaw Today Verified
(December 06, 2024) - Knobbe Martens attorneys Ryan Freedman, Tom Cowan and Vlad Teplitskiy explain why the U.S. government sometimes restricts public disclosure of certain patent applications and how this constraint can affect the prosecution process. A Secrecy Order can delay or even prevent issuance of a U.S. patent. Such Orders may even restrict commercial use of the technology described in the patent application. The Orders typically restrict technology with national security implications.
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Falsely Claiming Patent Protection May Violate the Lanham Act | JD Supra

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By Ryan Freedman, Nathan Reeves
| JD Supra
Before Reyna, Cunningham and Albright. Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of Colorado. Summary: A claim that an unpatented product feature is “patented,” “proprietary,” or “exclusive” may violate Section 43(a)(1)(B) of the Lanham Act. Crocs brought suit against U.S.A. Dawgs, Inc. and several other competitor shoe distributors (collectively, “Dawgs”) for patent infringement.
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Surgically Induced Scleritis Associated With Suture Hypersensitivity Following Strabismus Surgery

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By Patrick Lee, Ryan Freedman, Gary A. Abrams, Xihui Lin
| Healio Verified
Introduction Surgically induced necrotizing scleritis (SINS) has been reported after various ocular surgeries, including pterygium excision, vitrectomy, cataract, strabismus, and filtering surgeries. Although the terminology and causative mechanisms are ill defined, the presentation often includes scleral thinning and uveal prolapse.
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