Patent Law

Spinach

By Gary Odom and Jordan Kuhn

It was getting downright creepy. Claim construction in the can: simple, straightforward, invincible. After exhaustive search and defendant's invalidity contentions, no prior art worth spitting on. In the sun on 101. Still, the chill. It was too easy. Today, thank goodness, divine intervention.

Mr. Ray Southwell, Mr. Norman Olson, and Mr. Jonathan Lee Riches, shakers and movants one and all, have intervened in Odom v. Microsoft, "with newly discovered evidence in this case moves to intervene with documents, exhibits, photos, emails, and hard drive records... We support the Plaintiffs claims against Microsoft."

Gentlemen, thank you.

Full post as published by The Patent Prospector on May 15, 2009 (boomark / email).