Intellectual Property
Hoarding electronic documents raises costs and poses serious risks. Mark Diamond of Contoural writes that change management—addressing employees’ underlying attitudes and routines—is key to prevention.
Federal Circuit limits patent damages tied to convoyed sales, emphasizing the need for a functional link between patented and unpatented components.
Read how a judge rejected plaintiffs’ push to expand search terms in Tremblay v. OpenAI, signaling limits on discovery input without clear proof of production gaps.
Mitratech’s Alaura Jacobs explores how automated legal operations workflows streamline routine tasks, approvals, and data integration and spare teams the heavy lifting.
Read how the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirms a rejection of patent claims for cancer drug dosing, emphasizing that inventor motivation isn’t required to prove obviousness.
Learn more about Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence and its implications for AI training data and copyright law. The decision is a significant development for companies building or deploying AI systems that rely on third-party content.
A pivotal ruling in pharmaceutical patent litigation restricts Orange Book entries to active ingredients, raising antitrust litigation concerns for drug companies.
A US appeals court rules that AI-generated artwork cannot be copyrighted, reaffirming that human authorship is required under the Copyright Act of 1976.
Legal battles over AI and fair use of copyrighted material are shaping the future as creators push for stronger protections.
Learn more about recent lawsuits, which set major precedents for AI copyright law and sparked debates on fair use and the future of AI-generated content in 2025.
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