Intellectual Property

Biden Issues “Right-To-Repair” Order. Advocates Want More.

Responding to the frustrations of consumers, repair shop owners, farmers, and many a DIY fixer, President Biden has made the […]

“It’s embarrassing,” said one interested observer of the Canadian intellectual property scene.“We can’t even have ownership of our own market […]

Dennis Crouch, writing in Patently-O, discusses a brazen attempt to manipulate venue in two related patent infringement cases. The effort […]

Awareness about the importance of R&D has never been higher thanks to the pandemic and the rapid development of vaccines. […]

The Supreme Court’s recent ruling in Van Buren v U.S. dealt with a police officer misusing official data for his […]

“Only one private industry is mentioned in the Constitution, and that is the press,” says Martha Minow, former dean of […]

About three years ago local Philadelphia tv personality Karen Hepp took a trip to New York, and smiled at a […]

All documents submitted to the US Patent and Trademark Office will need to be in DOCX format as of Jan. […]

When the artist Robert Indiana died in 2018, a high-stakes litigation battle erupted over rights to his work and how […]

A three-judge panel of the California Court of Appeal has upheld Hewett-Packard’s win in its case against Oracle. The issue […]