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A Patent on Your Improvement Does Not Necessarily Give You the Right to Sell It
A Federal Circuit decision involving the cancer drug Cabometyx highlights an important distinction between obtaining a patent and having the right to commercialize an invention. A later patent on an improvement may still fall within the scope of an earlier, broader patent.
Charles Gideon Korrell70The Creative Symbiosis: AI as Your Design Partner
Senior product designers are using AI as a creative partner — not a replacement. Here's how to keep human judgment at the center of the design process.
Sohinee Bhattacharjee40When a Competitor Solves the Same Problem Differently, Your Patent May Not Stop Them
A Federal Circuit decision involving competing refrigerated-truck doors shows why a patent does not necessarily block every product that achieves the same result. Patent enforcement depends on the precise claim language, the competing product’s design, and statements made while obtaining the patent.
Charles Gideon Korrell71Range of Motion v. Armaid: What Product Companies Should Know About Design Patent Risk
CAFC leaves the Range of Motion v. Armaid design patent framework intact, preserving judicial claim construction and the plainly dissimilar shortcut.
Charles Gideon Korrell81From Pixels to Policies: The Rise of the Brand Architect
Explore how agentic design systems and autonomous branding reshape 2026 strategy. Learn why designers are moving from manual creation to system architecture.
Stevie Burger286Beyond Vibe Coding: Scaling AI Design Systems (2026)
Vibe coding is just the start. Learn how enterprise designers use agentic workflows and design systems for production-grade prototypes in 2026.
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