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December 2025 IP Briefing: Key Developments IP Teams Should Know
Over the past month, several important rulings, regulatory debates, and procedural proposals have emerged at the USPTO and in U.S. federal courts — developments that may influence how you draft, defend, enforce, and value patents. For IP managers, staying current with these changes is critical to safeguarding portfolios, reducing litigation risk, and aligning strategy with evolving enforcement landscapes.
Recent IP Developments — November 2025 Highlights for IP Teams
In the last month, several important rulings, data releases, and analyses have surfaced that could shape how IP teams manage filings, draft claims, engage stakeholders, and communicate the value of their portfolios. From AI-inventorship guidance to global shifts in IP awareness, these developments carry actionable implications — especially for teams in biotech, software, global portfolios, or emerging-tech fields.
“Can” vs. “May” in Patent Language: What Inventors Should Know
Explore how the terms “can” and “may” affect patent scope, enforceability, and legal interpretation. Learn why precise language matters in drafting strong patent claims.
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