Intellectual Property

Recent Changes to New Jersey’s Daniel’s Law Could Create Risks

Delta Promises Lawsuit Over CrowdStrike Software Update Crash

Delta Airlines is threatening to sue cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike for the software update crash that caused thousands of flights to be delayed and canceled.

Prior Use Defense Raised Too Late In Infringement Case

Legal Ops’ Role in Managing Your Company’s Intellectual Property

Delve into a crucial aspect of your role as a legal ops professional: managing your company’s intellectual property to safeguard its assets.

Chanel Patent Case Has Many New Changes

Chanel Patent Case Has Many New Changes

Discover the latest twists in the Chanel patent case: Court grants stay, new Canadian evidence surfaces, Molo amends complaint, and more defendants are added.

NFT, non-fungible token concept

Are NFTs Securities? Class Action Against NBA Partner Sheds Light on the Debate

Are NFTs securities? A class action claims Dapper Labs’ NFTs, sold with the NBA, claims they are. Learn more from the case.

Court’s Decision May Change US Patent And Trademark Office Administrative Rulemaking Procedures

Supreme Court Upholds Lanham Act Restriction

Learn more about how the Supreme Court upheld the Lanham Act “names clause,” ruling it viewpoint-neutral and constitutional.

What Legal Depts Need to Know About Ransomware Attacks on Companies

What Legal Depts Need to Know About Ransomware Attacks on Companies

Dive into what legal departments need to know about ransomware attacks on companies and what to do immediately after an attack.

Federal Circuit Reverses Trade Secret Misappropriation Injunction

Federal Circuit Reverses Trade Secret Misappropriation Injunction

Read more about this federal court ruling that highlights the high bar for a preliminary injunction in trade secret misappropriation cases.

Federal Circuit Rules on Two-Way Test, Time-Barred Patent Claims

Federal Circuit Rules on Two-Way Test, Time-Barred Patent Claims

Read about the latest legal case involving time-barred patent claims and what it means for intellectual property.

Federal Circuit Overrules Obviousness Test for Design Patents

Federal Circuit Overrules Obviousness Test for Design Patents

The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has overruled the longstanding obviousness test for design patents, shaking up the landscape of patent law.

climate pilot fast tracks patent process concept

The USPTO’s Climate Pilot Fast-Tracks The Patent Process, Presents Opportunities

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)’s innovative Climate Change Mitigation Pilot Program makes 2024 the prime time for […]

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