Qualcomm, PTAB, Allergan, Samsung, Apple, Google, USTR, USPTO – the week in IP
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Qualcomm, PTAB, Allergan, Samsung, Apple, Google, USTR, USPTO – the week in IP

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Recent US intellectual property news included Broadcom’s takeover bid for Qualcomm, the PTAB’s request for briefing over Allergan’s Native American tribe deal, the Supreme Court’s denial of Samsung’s appeal of a $120m damages award to Apple, a US district court’s ruling that Google does not have to obey a Canadian court order requiring it to take down information around the world, a trade group letter asking the USTR to prioritise trade secrets, and the USPTO’s two-year diversion pilot programme

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