Intellectual Property

Disparaging Trademarks May Go To The Supreme Court

An Asian-American rock band that calls itself The Slants tried to trademark their name but the USPTO refused, citing a […]

Trade Secret Law Hits Obama’s Desk

A law that will create a federal civil remedy for stealing trade secrets has passed the House and Senate, and […]

IP And The Uncharted World Of 3D Printing

A first-person account of a conference about legal issues and 3D printing, hosted by the Benesch law firm. One message: […]

Why Some May Steer Clear Of Europe’s New Unified Patent Court

Europe’s Unified Patent Court, and the new Unitary Patent, are expected to become operative in May of next year. The […]

Public Health Groups Urge Congress To Reject Trans-Pacific Partnership

A coalition of 58 public health groups, ranging from Oxfam America and Doctors Without Borders (USA) to Public Citizen and […]

“Redskins” Trademark To Supreme Court

The Washington Redskins football team has asked the Supreme Court to review a lawsuit that ended in cancellation of the […]

Copyright Victor Asks Supreme Court For Legal Fees

Thai student Supap Kirtsaeng already won a major Supreme Court copyright case in October 2012, when the Court found his […]

Prince Will Be Remembered As Titan Of IP

Prince, the pop icon who died suddenly this week, was a fierce defender of copyrights over his four decade-long career. […]

Sanders Lawyer Tries To Shut Down “Bernie Is My Comrade” T-Shirts

Invoking the Lanham Act and U.S. copyright law, a lawyer for the Sanders campaign has demanded that the purveyor of […]

Copyright Overall Proposed By Commerce Dept

A task force from the Department of Commerce has proposed significant changes in U.S. copyright law, specifically with regard to […]

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