Intellectual Property
An article in ARTnews provides an in-depth look at a class action that is likely to get a lot of […]
With the exception of one narrowly drawn Colorado law that pertained to powered wheel chairs, New York state’s right-to-repair law […]
The PTAB was created in 2012 as an alternative to the federal courts for settling certain patent disputes. The Supreme […]
In the Fall of 2004, I was arguing a case before typically stern Judge Frank Easterbrook in the U.S. Court […]
A therapy that’s said to take the hallucinations out of a psilocybin high but leave beneficial antidepressant effect intact is […]
An investment advisory firm that subscribed to a trade publication found its articles so useful it “passed them around,” rather […]
A Washington lobbyist has sued the firm and former Speaker of the House John Boehner, identified as “senior strategic advisor […]
A federal court ruling in Kansas can be read as a warning to in-house counsel, a reminder “to train their […]
After its July 8 meeting the Unified Patent Court in Luxembourg issued a report saying “the timing of the start […]
Yuba Labs, the brains behind Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) nonfungible tokens, has sued conceptual artist Ryder Ripps. Neither the […]
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