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Natalie Posgate
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Staff Writer, The Texas Lawbook
Dallas
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By Natalie Posgate Verified| The Texas Lawbook Verified Circa April 2019 in the Dallas federal courthouse on a break during the Forest Park trial. Editor’s Note: While this is Natalie Posgate’s last P.S. column, P.S. will continue. Starting next week, Mark Curriden will serve as The Lawbook’s interim pro bono, public service and diversity reporter. * * *Who: Natalie PosgateWhat: Leaving The Texas LawbookWhen: FridayWhere: to Reese MarketosWhy? * * *Why. A three-letter word that packs so much substance.
By Natalie Posgate Verified| The Texas Lawbook Verified As the most dramatic change to the U.S. patent system since the 1950s, the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act of 2011 left the intellectual property bar with lots to talk about and new acronyms to add to their vocabulary, like PTAB and IPR. But a little-discussed effect of the AIA was that it caused the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to begin pro bono partnerships across the nation so that underfunded inventors in all 50 states still had a shot at getting their inventions patented.
By Natalie Posgate Verified| The Texas Lawbook Verified Circa April 2019 in the Dallas federal courthouse on a break during the Forest Park trial. Editor’s Note: While this is Natalie Posgate’s last P.S. column, P.S. will continue. Starting next week, Mark Curriden will serve as The Lawbook’s interim pro bono, public service and diversity reporter. * * *Who: Natalie PosgateWhat: Leaving The Texas LawbookWhen: FridayWhere: to Reese MarketosWhy? * * *Why. A three-letter word that packs so much substance.
Company Info
The Texas Lawbook
The Texas Lawbook is an online newspaper that focuses on business lawyers and business law in Texas. This includes coverage of commercial litigation and appellate matters, corporate mergers, acquisitions and capital market transactions, regulatory and enforcement matters, commercial bankruptcies, and law firm management.
Dallas, Texas, United States
+1 214-232-6783
Founded: 2012