Intellectual Property

Cubs, MLB, Seek Preemptive Strike On Pirate Merchandise

September 29, 2016

The Chicago Cubs and Major League Baseball (MLB) are seeking a court order that will allow law them to work […]

Protecting IP During Job Interviews

September 29, 2016

Intellectual Property can be compromised during a job interview, and the leak can run in either direction, according to this […]

Deadlocked Supreme Court Turns To IP Cases

September 21, 2016

Going into its new term with just eight justices, the U.S. Supreme Court has shied away from taking on controversial […]

IP Lawyer Sued For Copying Appeals Court Filing

September 21, 2016

New Jersey IP lawyer Ezra Sutton won a patent troll case on behalf of his client, Sakar International, alongside lawyers […]

Offering Free Wi-Fi Doesn’t Create Copyright Liability

September 20, 2016

Europe’s highest court has ruled that businesses offering free Wi-Fi to customers are not liable if their customers violate copyrights. […]

Link To A Pirate And You’re A Pirate, Says Europe High Court

September 15, 2016

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that knowingly posting links to copyrighted material can under some […]

Key Takeaways From The New Trade Secrets Act

September 15, 2016

Earlier this year the Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 was signed into law, amending the Economic Espionage Act and […]

EU Unveils Stringent Copyright Rules For Tech

September 15, 2016

In the effort to create the so-called single digital market, the European Union is set to unveil proposals that would […]

Songwriters Enter Digital Copyright Fray

September 14, 2016

Upset with last year’s Justice Department ruling that tightens restrictions on what songs music royalty clearinghouses could offer for licensing, […]

Take Me Out To…“Guaranteed Rate Field”?

September 1, 2016

Surely one of the more unusual of the corporate-sponsored names, for the stadium formerly known as…

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