Intellectual Property

Upcoming Supreme Court Ip Cases Will Have Big Impact

Two cases to be heard soon by the U.S. Supreme Court, one concerning induced patent infringement and the other regarding […]

Inter partes review (IPR) is a new USPTO procedure. It allows a challenge to patents by a party who is […]

When a company commissions work with another party, it’s important that it seal a clear agreement that all present and […]

When best-selling author John Green heard that a quote from one of his readers had been wrongly attributed to him—a […]

More sensors means more data, and more data means more – and different kinds of – evidence. And of course sensors can be…

A company must take reasonable steps to protect a trade secret in order to qualify for protection under the Uniform […]

In the past, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and the courts were reluctant to provide trademark protection to taglines […]

A seven-year Microsoft-Samsung cross-licensing patent deal, by which Samsung would pay Microsoft $1 billion a year, went awry when Microsoft […]

“In the world of despised legal correspondence, few things beat cease-and-desist letters,” writes Winston & Strawn attorney Peter Perkowski, and […]

Katy Perry served an artist with a cease-and-desist after he began selling figurines of Left Shark, an unnamed dancer in […]