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Tag: patents

Is the Patent System to Blame for the Rise and Fall of Theranos?

Posted on January 19, 2019January 19, 2019 by Michael James

Elizabeth Holmes wrote her first patent application after her freshman year of college at Stanford University. Her invention was an arm patch that would diagnose and treat medical conditions at the same time.1 The patch was an attempt to pursue her dream of putting her mark on the world by furthering the greater good.2 Holmes…

A bite out of someone’s Apple: What’s at stake with Apple v. Samsung

Posted on January 22, 2017 by Zahrah Fadel

Last month, for the first time in over one-hundred years, a design patent was front-and-center in a Supreme Court case. The world’s two top smartphone manufacturers, Apple and Samsung, have been battling since 2011 over design patents that cover essential features of their ubiquitous smartphones.1 It started with late Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ vow to…

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