Intellectual Property
The case had to do with the doctrine of laches, which penalizes a rightsholder that takes too long to assert its rights against a potential infringer.
The EU’s highest court this week found that the 15-year-old trans-Atlantic “Safe Harbor” pact, used by thousands of companies to […]
Regulatory agencies, including the Department of Transportation, are trying to use copyright law to crack down on tampering with automobile […]
Arguing before the full U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, a lawyer for the Asian-American band called The […]
Unwired Planet, a non-practicing entity that holds more than 2,000 patents, is about to begin a series of court trials […]
After Aramark won the 15-year contract to run the lodges, restaurants, and visitor attractions at Yosemite National Park, former contract […]
The America Invents Act of 2012 introduced Inter Partes review as a new way to challenge the validity of patents […]
The Batmobile is so distinctive it may be deemed a character in and of itself – and therefore is subject […]
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has held that before sending out a takedown notice, a copyright holder must consider […]
Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP continues to grow its Intellectual Property & Technology Transactions practice group with the addition of […]
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