Intellectual Property
The writer looks at what he characterizes as pervasive media-hyped myths about non-practicing entities.
Last week the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that Dish Network, with its line of digital video […]
Is he sticking up for the little guy or muscling a settlement where there is no case? A New York […]
Music publisher Warner Chappel says that it acquired the rights to “Happy Birthday to You” in a 1998 purchase, and […]
An induced-infringement claim may arise, for example, when a company sells a product which then gets used to implement a […]
An attorney who advises clients on fair use explains why she considers the Second Circuit Court of Appeals decision in […]
The potentially vague “ordinary observer test” and the statutory right to recover the infringer’s total profit make design patents attractive targets.
The New York Times reports the largest wind generator company in China, two of its executives, and a former employee have been indicted for IP theft.
The popular version is “they pay off the generics to keep them out of the market,” and the Supreme Court did not…
If your impression has been there’s a lot of patent litigation these days, that’s because there is. The 2013 PricewaterhouseCoopers patent litigation study finds that…
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