Intellectual Property

Use of Landmark Images in Advertising

Though landmark images are valuable visual assets in advertising campaigns, their use can raise serious legal concerns. They are often […]

A Fresh Look at Japanese Trade Secret Protection

There is no specialized trade secret statute in Japan, but trade secrets are afforded both civil and criminal protection under […]

New Patent Legislation Has Bipartisan Support

In a rare instance of bipartisan agreement, the Stronger Patents Act of 2019 is moving toward ratification. The Senate Judiciary […]

Patent

Changes in Canadian Patent Law Coming

Canada is changing its patent rules with an eye to modernizing the country’s patent regime. The changes take effect on […]

Phony Student Papers, Purchased On Demand, Are Flooding U.S. Colleges

It’s not plagiarism because the essays are original. It’s just that they aren’t the work of the students who turn […]

To Defuse Potential Litigation, Defense Dept To Clarify IP Rights With Contractors

The Department of Defense is setting up a new office intended to define, clarify and allocate IP rights in the […]

Data And Business Litigation

Data retention is a double-edged sword. Data can be a treasure trove of evidence, notably in matters involving trade secrets […]

“AI” Run Amok, Falsely Accuses Thousands Of Unemployment Fraud, Says Class Action

A case in Michigan will set the alarm bills ringing for those concerned about artificial intelligence in the legal system, […]

A Limit on Expert Testimony in Patent Cases

Expert witnesses in a patent case can testify to a lot of things, but according to attorney Daniel Hanson, obviousness […]

You Have The Right To Confront Your Accuser. What If Your Accuser Is An Algorithm?

In criminal proceedings it’s become increasingly common for software-based technology to be used in garnering or processing evidence, or to […]

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