Charles Wilbur Shifley

Charles Wilbur Shifley

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Licensed for 49 years

Appeals Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Appeals, Life Sciences & Biotechnology, Copyright Application ... +2 more

Ten South Wacker Drive Suite 3000, Chicago, IL

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Licenses

Licensed in Illinois for 49 years

State: Illinois

Acquired: 1976

Retired

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Location

Banner & Witcoff, Ltd.

Ten South Wacker Drive Suite 3000, Chicago, IL, 60606

Banner & Witcoff, Ltd.

71 S Wacker Dr Ste 3600, Chicago, IL, 60606-4610

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Experience

Education

1976

Ohio State University Moritz College of Law

JD - Juris Doctor

1973

Ohio State University, Columbus

BS - Bachelor of Science

Publications

2006

ohn Marshall Law School News Source. Markman v. Westview

2005

Law Institute's conference Handling Intellectual Property Issues in Business Transactions 2005"

2003

Building & Enforcing IP Value: An international guide for the boardroom The basics of US Patent Litigation

2003

2 J. Marshall Rev. Intell. Prop.L 178 Flawed or Flawless: Twenty Years of the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals

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Smithsonian Magazine So You Think You Had the Invention In Prior Use..."

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Unknown Markman: Hearings Required, Or Not?

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Unknown The DJ Plaintiff Enjoined: John Donovan Enterprises v. Aero Industries, or Be Careful What You Ask For

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An Intellectual Property Supplement to CCM. Who Died? The Workhorse: The Patent Expert

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Unknown Who Died? The Workhorse: The Patent Expert

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Unknown A Little Infringement Is All That Counts

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Unknown Grain Processing V. American Maize-Products: Acceptable Substitute Products not on the Market may limit or preclude lost profit patent damages

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Prepared for The Eighth Annual Continuing Legal Education Program on Intellectual Property Law Practice. The Duty of Disclosure And the Exception of "Cumulative" Prior Art

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Unknown Successful Appellate Advocacy Before the CAFC

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Unknown Festo in the Supreme Court: It will never be simple

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Unknown New Festo Decision - Federal Circuit Court Rules Festo Issues are Issues of Law

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Unknown Who Owns the View? Chicago Cubs V. Rooftop Owners, or Chicago National League Baseball Club, Inc. v. Sky Box on Waveland, L.L.C.

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Unknown Enforcement of Intellectual Property

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IP Litigator Venue Selection in Patent Cases: Where to Obtain Preliminary Injunctive Relief

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Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal Is Federal Circuit Obviosness Law "Gobbledygook" and "Irrational"? Why Justice Scalia says So, and What May Come of That

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Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal Is Federal Circuit Obviosness Law "Gobbledygook" and "Irrational"? Why Justice Scalia says So, and What May Come of That"
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