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: IP ADR BlogWhy an IP ADR Blog? Because We Aggregate IP Settlement Information for You!
By Les Weinstein, Michael Young, John Leo Wagner, Eric van Ginkel, and Victoria Pynchon
Someone once asked me whether IP ADR was too narrow a topic to justify an entire blog(!!!!)
Any regular reader will chuckle in response. Check out, for instance, the IP Blogs listed on the ABA Blawg site. This week's featured blog, Patently O, is one of the best IP blogs in the world. And it doesn't hurt Dennis Crouch's readership one bit that he hosts Patent Law Job listings here.
The ABA lists 151, count 'em, 151 separate IP Law Blogs! Those bloggers read and link to their IP Sister Blogs and are not simply repeating what each has to say but adding the unique perspectives that arise from a decade or more of active IP practice (younger specialty bloggeres are rare). .
You can pick up our RSS feed at the ABA Blawg site as well. While there are 150 IP Blogs, there's only one IP ADR Blog and, with all due modesty, it's a valuable one to add to your daily, weekly or monthly reading list.
Why? Because we search the IP Blawgosphere for you to come up with information useful to the settlement of IP cases. Below, for instance, is a chart from Patently O (thanks to David Schwartz!) showing the reversal rate of claim construction decisions. Why is this important to settlement? You know the answer -- the cost benefit analysis or decision tree process you're preparing to help you and your client find just the right price for the "sale" of your lawsuit to your opponent.
Full post as published by IP ADR Blog on March 03, 2008 (boomark / email).
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