Ramey & Browning wishes to congratulate its client Vivione Biosciences on the issuance of the following U.S. Trademarks: U.S. Trademark 86-007,621 for “VIVIONE”; 86-007,961 for “RAPID-B DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM” + graphic; 86-007,552 for “VIVIONE BIOSCIENCES”; and 86-008,097 for “RAPID-B”.
Monthly Archives: November 2014
Congratulations Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service
Ramey & Browning wishes to congratulate its client Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service on the issuance of the following U.S. Trademarks: U.S. Trademark 85-968,984 for “TEEX TESTED”; 86-165,021 for “TEEX Brayton Fire Training Field”; 86-165,063 “Texas Fire Training school”; 86-092,158 for “TEEX TESTED” + graphic; 86-165,242 for “NATIONAL CYBERSECURITY PREPAREDNESS CONSORTIUM”; 86-165,098 “NATIONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND RESCUE TRAINING CENTER”; and 86-165,184 “NATIONAL DOMESTIC PREPAREDNESS CONSORTIUM”.
Congratulations Star Biologics
Ramey & Browning wishes to congratulate its client Star Biologics on the issuance of U.S. Patent Number 8,828,958, titled Single-Stranded Oligonucleotides and Uses Thereof. The patent relates to oligonucleotide sequences that either kill or inhibit growth, or prevent the production of endogenously expressed toxin, of microorganisms.
Congratulations to Star Biologics
Ramey & Browning wishes to congratulate its client Star Biologics on the issuance of U.S. Patent Number 8,889,397, titled Nucleotides for prevention and treatment of bacterial and fungal pathologies. The patent relates to a selectively inducible, single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) expression library, a method for constructing a ssDNA expression library, a method for screening ssDNA using the expression library, and a method for identifying ssDNA molecules that alter expression of bacterial and fungal gene(s) related to cell growth and toxin production and secretion.
Congratulations to Production Sciences
Ramey & Browning wishes to congratulate its client Production Sciences on the issuance of U.S. Patent Number 8,882,712, titled Process of treating oil and gas wells. The patent relates to systems and processes for removing fluid from a subterranean well and enhancing the production of oil and/or gas.
Congratulations to MedPatent Corporation and Vinay Badhwar
Ramey & Browning wishes to congratulate its client MedPatent Corporation and inventor Vinay Badhwar on issuance of U.S. Patent Number 8,663,249, titled Automatic Suturing Apparatus and Methods of Use on March 4, 2014. The automatic suturing apparatus comprises triggers that activate suturing and securing of the tissue of a patient as well as suturing and securing of a valve to the tissue of a patient.
Congratulations to Custom Medical Applications
Ramey & Browning wishes to congratulate its client Custom Medical Applications on issuance of U.S. Patent Number 8,882,712, titled Neural Injection System and Related Methods on November 11, 2014. The neural injection system includes an at least partially hollow cannula with a rounded open blunt distal end and a stylet that is an introducer capable of access across a tissue of a patient that cannot be punctured by the rounded open blunt distal end during a normal insertion procedure.
Congratulations to Custom Medical Applications
Ramey & Browning wishes to congratulate its client Custom Medical Applications on issuance of U.S. Patent Number 8,690,832, titled Retrofitted Neural Injection System and Related Methods on April 8, 2014. The retrofitted neural injection system includes an injection needle comprising a hollow cannula with an open distal end, at least one side port, and the distal end of the hollow cannula sealed with a bio-compatible sealant.
Congratulations to Custom Medical Applications
Ramey & Browning wishes to congratulate its client Custom Medical Applications on receipt of U.S. Registration Number 4,544,712, for the mark ACCURA-C on June 3, 2014 for sharp side port needles with a sealed tip and multiple perforations for medical use.
Ramey & Browning sues University of Chicago for copyright ingfringement
On October 17, 2014, Ramey & Browning Bill Ramey filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the University of Chicago for its translation of Profesor Olivares’ Novelas amorosas y ejemplares in the Eastern District of Texas. Professor Olivares, of the University of Houston, states that the translation aounts to academic piracy of a work he spent years developing.
The Maroon, the student nespaper of the University of Chicago, published an article commenting on the lawsuit. The article can be found at http://chicagomaroon.com/2014/11/04/uchicago-press-sued-for-copyright-infringement-in-book/#disqus_thread.