What USPTO Limits on PTAB Discretionary Denials Mean for Small Businesses
In June, United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Director Kathi Vidal issued a new guidance memorandum on interim procedures for discretionary denials in the Patent Trial and Appeal Board [...]
What businesses need to know about Intellectual Property: A Business Strengthening Member Resource from ACT | The App Association
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs1mUvkPZRk In this video, we explore the key aspects of IP law that tech companies should be aware of with Pete Sadler, Partner and Intellectual Property (IP) Attorney [...]
The Copyright Claims Board: Offering Low-Cost Resolution for Small Infringement Claims
It isn’t often that a government entity implements a low-cost and user-friendly solution to real-world problems. However, that is exactly what the U.S. Copyright Office just did. Congress passed the Copyright Alternative in [...]
Consumer Digital Anxiety Levels Rise Over Privacy and Security Concerns
National polling indicates that Americans are concerned about what pending legislation could do to the safety and security of trusted marketplaces (WASHINGTON, DC) Monday, July 18 --Today, ACT | The [...]
Telehealth by the Numbers: What Happens if Telehealth Coverage Goes Away?
Through the surges and lulls of the COVID-19 pandemic, American patients of all ages and backgrounds turned to virtual care to fulfill a wide range of healthcare needs. For seniors, [...]
A Federal Privacy Law is Closer Than Ever
For the last few years over at ACT | The App Association HQ, we’ve had a recurring bit about every year being the “year of privacy.” After earnestly saying it [...]