“I had reached a glass ceiling,” she said. “If you reach your max” you either stay in place or “you create a new venture for yourself,” which is the path she took.
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Meet NAFA Associate Member Ingrid Cook, Founder, SHzoom
Ingrid, the 25 year insurance expert, introduces SHzoom’s fleet-oriented platform designed to streamline crash paperwork processing and rectification.
Tenacity, Patents, and Glass Ceilings with Ingrid Cook
Aaron & Ingrid discuss the arduous patent process, the importance of a strong network, and the way a single moment of inspiration can change your life.
Federal Circuit Denies SHzoom’s Bid to Make Trading Technologies Decision Precedential, But the Case is Still Good Law
On April 12th, the Federal Circuit, in a per curiam order, denied SHzoom’s motion to make the Trading Technologies opinion precedential. The case is noteworthy because it is the first true “business method” patent that the Federal Circuit has upheld.
CQG Opposes Bid To Make Alice-Related Ruling Precedential
An app developer’s motion for the Federal Circuit to repost as precedential an opinion finding two electronic trading patents valid under Alice spurred infriger CQG to argue Thursday that the request only illustrated the need for an en banc rehearing of the ruling.
SHzoom requests the federal circuit reissue trading technologies as precedential opinion
On January 18, 2017 the Federal Circuit issued an opinion in Trading Technologies Int’l., Inc. v. CQG, Inc., its first decision finding a user interface to be patent eligible subject matter. The court designated the opinion as non-precedential. On Monday SHzoom LLC filed a motion under Federal Circuit Rule 32.1(e), which allows any person to request that the court reissue a decision as precedential. The text of the motion is set forth below.