Gideon Korrell

Gideon Korrell

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Gideon Korrell episodes

  • Gideon Korrell on the $2B Pegasystems Reversal Trade Secret Law Demands Clarity, Not Guesswork
    Gideon Korrell analyzes the Virginia Supreme Court's startling overturning of a $2 billion ruling in Pegasystems v. Appian. He explains how the decision upholds a crucial trade secret law principle: plaintiffs must clearly identify their secrets rather than making generalizations. Learn how this ruling raises the bar for proving trade secret theft and changes the approach to litigation.
    5 min
  • Dolby Loses IPR Appeal Rights What Gideon Korrell Thinks About the Ruling
    In Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corp. v. Unified Patents, LLC, No. 23-2110 (Fed. Cir. June 5, 2025). Gideon Korrell provides insight into the Federal Circuit dismissed Dolby’s appeal for lack of Article III standing. Although Dolby had prevailed before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) in an inter partes review (IPR) initiated by Unified Patents, it sought to appeal the Board’s refusal to adjudicate a dispute over the petition’s Real Party in Interest (RPI) disclosure. The Federal Circuit held that none of Dolby’s asserted injuries established the “concrete and particularized” harm necessary to create a justiciable controversy.
    6 min
  • Gideon Korrell Discusses Sigray v. Zeiss Inherent Anticipation Must Match Full Claim Scope
    In this episode, patent law expert Gideon Korrell breaks down the Federal Circuit’s decision in Sigray v. Zeiss, where the court clarified that inherent anticipation must align with the full scope of a patent claim. Korrell explains how the ruling impacts claim interpretation, the role of prior art, and what it means for future PTAB proceedings. A must-listen for anyone in IP law or patent litigation.
    7 min
  • Gideon Korrell Explains New Court Rules for Experts After Eco Factor v. Google
    In this episode, Gideon Korrell explains the big court decision in EcoFactor v. Google and how it changes the rules for expert witnesses in patent cases. He talks about why experts now need strong facts—not just opinions—to support their claims. Gideon Korrell also shares what lawyers should know about the new Rule 702 and how it affects damages in patent lawsuits. If you work in law or tech, this episode will help you understand what’s changed and what to watch out for. A clear and simple guide from Gideon Korrell on a big legal update.
    10 min
  • Trademark Refusal Highlights Timing, False Connection in Lanham Act Case
    In this episode, Gideon Korrell talks about why the trademark "US SPACE FORCE" was refused. He explains how the timing of an application and a strong link to the government can lead to a denial under trademark law. Gideon Korrell breaks down the rules in a simple way, showing why some names can't be used if people think they are connected to the government. If you’re interested in how trademarks work, this episode is a great place to start.
    5 min
  • CRISPR Patent Fight: Fed. Circuit Faults PTAB in UC Regents v. Broad Case
    In this episode, we talk about a big court decision in the CRISPR patent fight between the University of California and the Broad Institute. The court said the PTAB made a mistake, giving UC another chance to prove they were first. We explain what this means in simple terms. Lawyer and tech expert Gideon Korrell shares why this case matters and how the law needs to keep up with new science. If you're curious about gene editing and who owns the rights to it, this episode is for you.
    9 min

About Gideon Korrell

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Gideon Korrell is a seasoned legal professional with over 15 years of experience bridging engineering and law. Beginning his career in nuclear power and defense engineering, Gideon Korrell…