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Company's Subsidiary LML Patent Corp. Advised Interpartes Reexamination Granted

Filed in archive Information on July 30, 2010

Company's Subsidiary LML Patent Corp. Advised Interpartes Reexamination Granted
© Steve Snodgrass

On July 29, 2010, LML Payment Systems Inc. learned that the United States Patent and Trademark Office had posted a non-final office action on its public Patent Application Information Retrieval ("PAIR") website regarding the inter-partes reexamination proceeding with respect to U.S. patent #RE40,220 (the "Patent"). Although , the Corporation had not yet received formal notice from the USPTO regarding the issuance of the office action, 16 of the Patent's 104 claims are now subject to patent reexamination and have been rejected. As disclosed in the Corporation's Form 10-K for the year ended March 31, 2010, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on June 24, 2010. Moreover the Corporation plans to file a response to this non-final office action with the USPTO in due course which may confirm, amend or add new claims as deemed appropriate.

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Ladas & Parry – The International Intellectual Property Lawyers

Filed in archive Information on July 25, 2010

Ladas & Parry – The International Intellectual Property Lawyers
© The Consumerist

Ladas & Parry LLC is an international patent law firm with an astounding experience of 90 years of experience protecting its clients' intellectual property in the United States and abroad. With offices in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, London and Munich, Ladas & Parry serve clients across the globe. This law firm deals with a wide range of cases ranging from all aspects of patent, trademark, and copyright law and litigation, to advice on entertainment law, domain names, security interests in intellectual property patent law, licensing, franchising and related aspects of commercial law and other legal areas dealing with technology. The qualities that has helped this firm to gain professional competence and success is its comprehensive knowledge of global intellectual property law, its moderate size that facilitates personalized service and close attorney-client relationships, and the dedication that the firm shows towards client service.

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Crazy Inventions

Filed in archive Inventions that make a difference on July 20, 2010



Crazy Inventions



Because technology has reached unprecedented limits, how about some really crazy inventions that have succeed, more or less:

The electric cigarette- it's quite common these days among people who are actually trying to quit smoking. Let's forget about the fact that you're putting an electric stick into your mouth and concentrate on the important facts, which are your health and your wellbeing.

The gigantic lighter- Made for entertainment purposes only, it actually exists. However, it's kind of creepy to ask for a light and get a fireplace instead.

The Umbrella tube- it's kind of double crazy but if you care for your wardrobe just grab the umbrella tube and be immune to the rain. However, I'm not sure how you're going to actually walk.

Diet water-is probably the craziest of them all. Can you believe that it actually exists? I'm not sure what the ingredients say, but grab a dictionary and decipher the Chinese language to figure it out.

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Patent- The Right to Invent

Filed in archive Overview on July 8, 2010

Patent- The Right to Invent
© Ismael Olea
A patent is essentially a limited monopoly whereby the patent holder is granted the exclusive right by the national government, to make, use, and sell the patented innovation for a limited period of time. The specific area of law which is used to enforce patent rights is known as patent law. The procedure for granting patents, the requirements placed on the patentee, and the extent of the exclusive rights vary widely between countries according to national laws and international agreements.
The primary requirements for patentability are:
• Patentable subject matter: This requirement addresses the issue of which types of inventions will be considered for invention
• Utility: The invention must be useful.
• Novelty: Novelty requires that the invention was not known or used by others in the country.
• Enablement: The enablement requirement is directly related to the specification, or disclosure, which must be included as part of every patent application.
For acquiring a patent, patent applications are to be submitted first.

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Got an Idea, use your own invention to be free from the job market

Filed in archive Inventions that make a difference on June 28, 2010

Got an Idea, use your own invention to be free from the job market
© Tom Raftery

If you are finding the job market just doesn't have a job for you, turn your mind to inventing. One young man from California did just that the day he lost his job. And now, a short time later he has a much in demand product on the market.

With all the iPads being bought, it was perfect time to invent a multiple purpose case. Tim Angel says he has been coming up with ideas and inventions since he was a kid. After coming up with his design he made a prototype out of cardboard and headed to China to find a manufacturer.



It would seem that Tim Angel will be employed for the foreseeable future as other companies are talking to him about designing cases for their products.

So if you think you have some great ideas, do what Tim Angel did. Don't wait for a job to find its way to you, invent your own.

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