Intellectual Property
Many firms have contracted with vendors to develop logos, themes, websites, brochures or other things that qualify as intellectual property. […]
In recent years patent law has undergone drastic change, but trade secret law has also changed substantially. The enactment of […]
In a closely-watched copyright case, members of the 1960s band The Turtles have settled with SiriusXM in lawsuits claiming the […]
The Supreme Court has been asked by a Chinese company to take a case that will test the jurisdiction of […]
A New York federal judge rejected a bid to dismiss the lawsuit over whether the song, “We Shall Overcome” – […]
Both Korea and the United States face an influx of gray market goods (also known as “parallel imports”), but the […]
A line of cases that began in 2012 and culminated in Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International in 2014 has […]
Sony Pictures has been selling merchandise featuring the logo of fictional chicken joint Los Pollos Hermanos without permission, says artist […]
Defining terms, the report steers clear of the loaded “patent troll,” but it does distinguish patent assertion entities (PAEs) from “non-practicing entities,” which it defines as “patent owners that primarily seek to develop and transfer technology.”
This week the Supreme Court considered a case questioning whether cheerleader uniforms are subject to copyright protection, with the justices […]
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