Patent Litigation haiku - "Graham Factors"
Graham Factors
long-felt need unsolved
no prior art teaching
found
product sold worldwide
"Bunny"
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Patent Litigation haiku - "Not Obvious"
Not Obvious
valid U.S. grant
large-scale infringers don’t
care
will justice prevail?
"Bunny"
Patent Litigation haiku - "Patentee Must Enforce"
Patentee Must Enforce
infringement is clear
producers making
millions
attorney needed
"Bunny"
Patent litigation haiku - "Willful Infringement"
Willful Infringement
knowledge of patent
practice every element
treble damages
Benjamin Smith
Patent Litigation haiku - "Inequitable conduct"
Inequitable Conduct
hid the piece of art
cheated the examiner
attorneys' fees paid
"Benjamin" Smith (which just goes to prove that the people reading this weblog have absolutely no creativity when it comes to pen names)
Patent litigation haiku - "Inherency"
InherencyA part
inherent
in some art can find
itself
in the
description.
Winston Smith
(Any resemblance to Vogon poetry (poetry written by Vogons, an alien race in Douglas Adams' The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy) is, well, pretty close, as a matter of fact. Vogon poetry is, of course, the third worst in the galaxy, and is an experience similar to torture, as the image from the recent movie illustrates. For more information, see Vogon poetry.
Winston Smith
(Any resemblance to Vogon poetry (poetry written by Vogons, an alien race in Douglas Adams' The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy) is, well, pretty close, as a matter of fact. Vogon poetry is, of course, the third worst in the galaxy, and is an experience similar to torture, as the image from the recent movie illustrates. For more information, see Vogon poetry.
