Intellectual Property
Sonos’ approach of providing the ideas behind its patents to the public upon filing, rather than waiting until the normal publication date, may earn the company beneficial public and investor attention, but corporate officers and patent counsel should consider the attention such a move will get from both friendly and unfriendly parties.
In a case demonstrating the often difficult copyright enforcement task faced by well-established brands, Tiffany & Co. is suing Costco […]
There had been a trend of venue transfer approvals for companies fending off patent assertion suits, often filed in plaintiff-friendly […]
King’s effort to trademark the word “candy” has ended badly for the online game developer. Other developers responded with scorn, […]
Google and Viacom announced today they have reached a settlement in a $1 billion copyright lawsuit that has lasted more […]
Musicians are likely to target decades-old government regulations over song licensing after a Manhattan Federal District Court judge declined to […]
The Commerce Department announced that it intends to give up control of Internet administration, including the coordination of the domain […]
In a client alert, the Paul Hastings firm discusses the NIST’s “Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Security,” a paper issued […]
Aereo, an Internet TV streaming company, was launched in February of 2012 and immediately ran into a storm of infringement […]
The Patent Trial and Appeal Board’s thinking on secondary considerations may be worth a look for patent owners, as the board found patent owner Columbia University lacked a persuasive case.
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