Intellectual Property

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 […]

Fundamentals of Protecting Patents Overseas

The territorial nature of patent protection necessitates considering foreign patent rights and a benefit-cost analysis of foreign patent filing options. […]

Trademark Implications of “Brexit” Examined

A prominent London attorney considers the significant impact that a vote for the UK to leave the European Union would […]

Happy Birthday Lawyers Target “We Shall Overcome”

The same lawyers who targeted the “Happy Birthday” song, bringing it into the public domain, are now targeting the phrase […]

Which Company Has The Most U.S. Patents?

Two non-U.S. companies hold larger portfolios of active U.S. patents than number three on the list, IBM, which ranks first […]

Grand Theft Auto Creators’ $150M Royalties Lawsuit

A 2009 royalty plan worth millions is at the heart of a dispute between the three executives behind video game […]

EU’s Unified Court Creates New Patent Professional

Attorneys would be wise to begin getting additional training and experience on the ins and outs of the European Union’s […]

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