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Whether Samsung was innovating, imitating or illegally copying was at the heart of the complex patent suit.

"A relatively complex patent application, on average, can cost $11,000 to prepare and file," said James Burdett, a patent lawyer at the Venable law firm in Washington.

Mr. Kilby was involved in a long and complex patent fight with Dr. Robert N. Noyce, who built an integrated circuit at about the same time and later helped found the Intel Corporation.

Microsoft has won another victory in a continuing and complex patent dispute with Google.

Trainees under the guidance of a mentor-examiner are slowly ramped up from purely theoretical cases to real-life, legally and technically complex patent applications.

In addition, Ms. Beringer has successfully defended clients throughout the country in complex patent, copyright, trademark, and trade secrets disputes, including several disputes involving digital technologies, gaming and application platforms, and online and mobile advertising and e- commerce networks".

Rather than negotiate complex patent-licensing rights with their researchers, Cornell Tech will treat the value of each post-doc position it awards — about a hundred and fifty thousand dollars — as an angel investment in any business spun out of the program; in exchange, Cornell Tech expects to get an average of a five-per-cent stake in each business.

The complexity and number of issues we encountered in developing this method highlights how complex the patent database system is to use.

Two of the HLHS cases identified from EMSYCAR were later downgraded to milder cardiac defects (Shone's Complex and Patent Foramen Ovale with Ventricular Septal Defect) and were excluded from analysis.

Drawbacks: complex, heavily patented and has many varieties.

Mr. Ramer said the auction format was suited to all types of intellectual property except complex pharmaceutical patents, where the density of information is too great for the compressed negotiating atmosphere of an auction.