Announcing FedCirc.us - the patent caselaw portal

Posting at Promote the Progress has been a bit light lately.  There’s good reason for that….we’ve been working hard over the last several months to put the finishing touches on FedCirc.us, the patent caselaw portal.

And today, FedCirc.us goes live.  Visit it at http://www.fedcirc.us (http://www.fedcircus.com will work, too).

Currently, FedCirc.us is a website that allows patent professionals and other patent stakeholders to access, digest and manage patent caselaw information.  The site is built on a foundation of timely, accurate, and considered reviews of patent decisions from the Supreme Court of the United States and the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

Check out some of these great features:

GimmeTen! - Get concise summaries of the last ten case reviews written…all on one page.  Bookmark it at http://10.fedcirc.us.

Read the Latest Review - Hit this button in the left menu to immediately get the full monty on the last case review written.

Case Data - Check out the Case Data box that appears in every case review.  There’s a bunch of goodness in that box, including citation information and a link to download a .pdf of the opinion.

Case Flags - Red flags.  Big red flags.  Believe us, you’ll known ‘em when you see ‘em.

Tags - Navigate the site by keywords.  Conduct legal research with your head in the tag cloud.

Practice Alerts - We issue specific practice alerts when we detect something important.  Sign up to receive these alerts, free!

Feature article - We’re working to put together a team of authors that will publish timely and insightful analyses of the latest developments.  We’ll provide more details on this soon.

E-mail and RSS subscriptions - A lot of the FedCirc.us content is available without even visiting the website.  Go ahead and subscribe.

We’re extremely excited about this project, mostly because the website is just the beginning.  FedCirc.us is merely the leading edge of the most ambitious and significant RTIP LLC project yet.  We’ve got a slate of informational products and services - all built around the FedCirc.us foundation of case reviews - that we’ll be announcing over the next several months. Stay tuned.