Intellectual Property

Internet Giants Plan Net Neutrality ‘Day of Action’

Tech firms including Amazon, Etsy, Reddit, and Vimeo are planning a day of action on July 12 to draw attention […]

When Andreas Mundt, president of Germany’s antitrust agency, said he was “deeply convinced privacy is a competition issue,” he spoke […]

Neither patent-holding company Uniloc nor Google have ties to the Eastern District of Texas, but Uniloc is fighting hard to […]

California is widely cited as the prime example of a jurisdiction where, for better or for worse, non-compete agreements are […]

Some have assumed that the doctrine of inevitable disclosure was put to rest by the passage of the Defend Trade […]

Music site Pandora’s new, blue, capital ‘P’ logo “openly mimics” the logo for PayPal, the company wrote in a trademark […]

A California appeals court has reversed a decision that would have required an online site called Glassdoor to identify someone […]

The father invented an adjustable locking tool that he called a Bionic Wrench, and he and his son began to […]

In a unanimous ruling, the Supreme Court this week found that patent owners may only sue in states where they […]

Non-compete agreements are becoming more widespread and being imposed on a wider range of occupational categories, from sales and technical […]