Here are several items that I have been holding to fit into posts, but that do not warrant a separate post:
- The list of regional IP blogs keeps growing. Here are a few recent additions, as well as some general IP blogs. I will do an update of my regional blog list soon:
- Delaware Patent Litigation Report* by lawyers at Morris James. This is not technically a new blog, but it is a significant redesign and a blog you should be reading if you practice patent law in the District of Delaware.
- ITC 337 Law Blog by lawyers at Oblon Spivak. This is not a regional blog, but it is at least a niche IP blog and it covers a venue that has been a glaring omission in the legal blog world;
- Patent Law Insights* by Rajiv Sarathy of Perkins Coie. Again not a regional blog, but Sarathy is putting up good content and his posting appears to be getting more frequent.
- Virginia IP Law* by lawyers at Troutman Sanders. This is a true regional IP blog, and it looks like a great addition to the club.
- At his IP Think Tank blog, Duncan Bucknell explains when you would not want to register your trademarks — click here to read the post. Bucknell makes good points, but it is also worth the read just to see a lawyer advocate against legal protection in a written document, that is not something you will see often.
- Blawg Review #212 (click here to read it) is up at Current Trends in Copyright, Trademark & Entertainment Law. It is written around the country song “You Never Even Call Me By My Name” a/k/a “You Don’t Have To Call Me Darlin,’ Darlin’” (click to watch the video). In honor of INTA being held this week in Seattle, there is a lot of IP-related content.