Videos tagged with Patent Law

This lecture delves into the complex and often contentious relationship between firearm designers Paul Mauser and Georg Luger, and the industrialist Isidor Loewe. It explores their collaborations, patent disputes, and the impact these had on iconic firearms like the Mauser C96 and the Luger pistol. The presentation highlights the historical context of patent law and business practices in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, revealing how personal rivalries and corporate strategies shaped the development of early semi-automatic pistols.

This video from TheYankeeMarshal discusses the significant risks associated with taking a company public, particularly in industries with established players like firearms. The speaker draws parallels to the suppression of electric car battery technology, where patents were bought out by large corporations to stifle innovation. The core message is that going public can expose a company to hostile takeovers by competitors who may then shut down the business to eliminate competition or acquire its technology.

This video details the history of the Cosmopolitan carbine, focusing on the patent dispute between inventor Henry Gross and the Cosmopolitan Arms Factory's Edward Gwyn and Campbell. It explains how Gwyn and Campbell patented a simplified action, effectively ousting Gross from the business by no longer producing firearms covered by his original patent.

This video provides an expert analysis of the ongoing patent litigation surrounding RareBreed Triggers and their FRT-15L3, focusing on the legal battles against competitors like Peak Tactical. The speaker, with high authority in firearms law, breaks down complex legal documents and rulings, suggesting potential vulnerabilities in RareBreed's patents and their impact on the FRT market.

This video discusses the legal challenges faced by Rare Breed Triggers and related entities. It details the denial of a preliminary injunction against Peak Tactical, contrasting it with a preliminary injunction granted against Hoffman Tactical. The analysis highlights the legal arguments concerning irreparable harm, likelihood of success, and patent disputes within the firearms industry.

This guide details the unique bolt operation of the Winchester 1907 rifle, as explained by an expert with high authority. It covers the use of the front-mounted plunger system for charging and locking the bolt open, a mechanism necessitated by patent restrictions stemming from John Moses Browning's designs. The explanation highlights the historical context and mechanical intricacies of this firearm.

This Q&A session covers a wide range of firearms topics, including the evolution of firearm design, the adoption of the Sig P320 by Switzerland, the pros and cons of high-pressure cartridges, the legal precariousness of FRTs and auto sears, the effectiveness of 338 Norma machine guns, comparisons of general-purpose machine guns like the FN MAG 58 and PKM, the book publishing process, firearm safety, and the technical aspects of firearm optics and camera gear. The discussion highlights the practicalities of firearm development, manufacturing, and use, as well as the challenges and considerations involved in creating and distributing firearms-related content and literature.

This Arfcom Breaking News episode covers a patent dispute involving Griffin Armament and Center Firearms regarding 3D printed suppressors, highlighting Griffin's claim to have pioneered the technology. It also discusses a new New York law mandating firearm seizures during domestic violence calls, raising due process concerns. Additionally, the segment touches on potential EBT benefit disruptions due to a government shutdown and introduces a new Faxon Ascent AR-15 in 350 Legend.

This video details the legal dispute between Palmetto State Armory (PSA) and Shield Arms regarding patent infringement claims. PSA successfully defended its Micro Dagger magazine against Shield Arms' allegations, with the court ruling in PSA's favor and invalidating Shield Arms' patent claims. The ruling underscores PSA's commitment to innovation and protecting its intellectual property.

This video discusses a case where a government contractor is allegedly attempting to extort royalties from a small company, Otter Creek Labs, by claiming patents on 3D-printed suppressor technology. The speaker argues that the patents are overly broad and do not accurately describe Otter Creek Labs' Incanel Infinity suppressor, which is made of metal and has a threaded front cap, unlike the plastic, monolithic designs described in the patents. The video highlights concerns about patent trolls and their impact on innovation in the firearms industry.

This livestream covers several topical firearms-related issues. It begins with a discussion of the Sig Sauer P320's issues with the US military, leading to an emergency contract for Glock. The video also touches on the Rare Breed Triggers litigation, specifically the challenge to their patent validity by 'These Nuts' (Hoffman). Additionally, it briefly covers the optics of a Trump-Putin meeting with F-35s and B-2 bombers present, and a cautionary tale regarding Robert Vogel's legal troubles, emphasizing responsible behavior and age verification. The host also shares personal anecdotes about security system failures and shop organization.

This video discusses a patent dispute surrounding alleged internal safety issues with the SIG Sauer P320 handgun. It details a patent filed by Brian McDonald, a former SIG employee, and claims by a company named Angled Spade that they purchased the invention from McDonald and that the patent was filed incorrectly. The video also presents two US Air Force safety reports detailing incidents involving M18 pistols, including an uncommanded discharge while holstered and another during clearing procedures, raising concerns about the firearm's reliability and safety mechanisms.