Intellectual Property
In its May Raging Bull decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the equitable defense of laches – an unreasonably delay […]
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi attorney Marla R. Butler considers several alternative fee models specifically as applied to intellectual property […]
A lawsuit pitting a group of plaintiffs against the governments of Iran, Syria and North Korea has used the D.C. […]
The harried state of the US Patent Office’s workforce, swimming in a glut of new patent filings, is eroding their […]
“Even one misused word can result in costly delays and office actions during patent prosecution, and leave enterprises vulnerable to litigation.”
After Personal Audio LLC, a patent assertion firm, sued comedian Adam Corolla for infringing on its patent for “episodic content,” […]
patent cases was recently applied by a Southern District of New York judge to award attorney’s fees to a plaintiff who fended off “predatory” patent infringement threats.
The holidays are right around the corner as far as much of the consumer manufacturing industry is concerned. Competition will […]
Why is everyone with reputational problems suing for copyright infringement? Because in some cases it has worked, but without intervention, some fear copyright law could turn into a general online equity tool.
Stuart Meyer with Fenwick & West LLP calls for Congress to address the judicially-created patent exclusion for laws of nature, natural phenomena and abstract ideas, which some claim hinders innovation.
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