Intellectual Property
The Supreme Court’s significant IP docket for the year could bring important changes, impacting companies of all sizes and across a variety of industries.
How to use the Trademark Clearinghouse to protect trademark in a time of expanding Internet domain names.
The IP threat is coming from inside the company: Perry Viscounty, partner at Latham & Watkins, offers advice on how companies can preemptively protect themselves.
Sourcing and production overseas has increased certain kinds of risks to intellectual property, among them the risk of counterfeit components […]
A Washington district judge has held that merely identifying an IP address does not provide enough evidence for copyright holders, […]
When a party challenging a patent decides to litigate, it enters a process that allows extensive discovery, for better or […]
An employer who copied an employee’s personal client list, stored in the cloud, and then fired the employee and used […]
A bootleg recording containing 59 unheard outtakes from The Beatles’ 1963 recording session was set to have copyright expire this […]
The Supreme Court will review the legal standard for holding a patent claim invalid as indefinite.
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia held, for the first time, that any applicant who appeals a USPTO decision must pay all of the PTO’s expenses for the proceeding.
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