New Patent Blogs

New blogs that I recently found:

• PatentlyAcademic by an anonymous examiner going through the PTO's training academy. I have no idea if it is true, but I consider this site something like the spawn of Patently-O.
• PLI Blog by famed patent bar exam teachers White & Quinn
• Patent Librarian by Canadian Michael White brings a fresh perspective.
• Patentability Defined by Mike Kondoudis focuses his theories of patent prosecution.
• Anticipate This! by Jake Ward of Perrysburg Ohio fame.

I continue to enjoy:

• Just a Patent Examiner
• Peter Zura's 271 Blog
• Fire of Genius - Professor Miller
• Patent Prospector Patent Search Expert and Economist Gary Odom
• OrangeBookBlog - Aaron Barkoff
• PatentDocs A genuine discussion of biotech and pharma patent issues
• And many others . . .

PatentDocs: Biotech & Pharma

Blog technology has turned out to be an extremely powerful way for attorneys to rapidly communicate with with the world. Although powerful, only a small percentage really do it right. I am very proud to present the newest blog emerging from McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff attorneys: Patent Docs. They do it right!

The Authors of "Patent Docs" are patent attorneys and all hold doctorates in a diverse array of biotech and chemical disciplines (hence the name Patent Docs).  In addition to in-depth case reviews, the site also has a number of useful regular features, including Biotech News, Court Reports, PTO Rules Updates, and Patent Profiles.

Check it out!