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In a warning directed at the financial industry – a sector that is broadly defined by the Federal Communications Commission […]
Balancing the use of modern technology to keep up with a changing industry with ensuring important client information is kept […]
A New York federal judge confirmed that the U.S. Tennis Association properly classifies U.S. Open tennis officials as independent contractors, […]
A Court found that artist William Roger Dean did not create a convincing argument that director James Cameron stole imagery […]
Care should be taken in foreign patent prosecution, as it is likely to be monitored and considered by opponents in U.S. litigation, and there may be an effort to introduce into evidence some aspect of the foreign proceedings.
The Seventh Circuit issued the first Circuit-level critique of Cariou v. Prince, creating a noteworthy Circuit split on the correct application and significance of a work’s “transformative use” on the fair use inquiry.
When Monster energy drink sent Victory Energize a cease-and-desist letter, Victory went on the offensive, painting Monster as a “trademark bully” and asking a Court to dismiss, and award legal fees. Steve Baird of Winthrop & Weinstine, P.A. outlines the case, and examines whether “bully” is an appropriate claim.
Another high-profile law firm merger in the works would see Bingham McCutchen join forces with Morgan, Lewis & Bockius. The […]
A high-ranking U.S. Patent and Trademark Office official was in Geneva this week for a meeting of the World Intellectual […]
Domo, a software-as-a-service venture started by Omniture co-founder and former CEO Josh James, announced the addition of Daniel E. Stevenson […]
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