Intellectual Property
The author of a memoir that was revealed to be a hoax cannot sue for unfair and deceptive practices that kept her from receiving payment and royalties, a Massachusetts judge ruled.
The Supreme Court’s docket over the next decade is likely to include many cases dealing with cybersecurity and privacy in […]
Most likely, argues Ray Ferrera, partner with the Adams and Reese Special Business Services Practice Group. On the other hand, he says, the added defenses against patent trolls the Supreme Court recently provided might also deter Congressional action.
Experts say neither Apple nor Samsung have much to gain from the upcoming ruling in a years-long patent lawsuit about […]
Without detailed information about products and sales, a catalog is “mere advertising material,” the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board recently ruled.
The Supreme Court heard arguments this week about whether a private party can bring a claim under a section of the Lanham Act challenging a product label regulated under the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
Big data driven by social media numbers can provide some opportunities for businesses to protect key data-derived insights under trade secret law, even if data from outside social media sources is a part of the underlying data set.
The term “patent troll” is a pejorative term for a business entity that holds intellectual property, doesn’t utilize it for […]
The Court has made it easier for the prevailing part to recover legal costs.
In a reversal of policy, the FCC has announced it will propose new rules that would allow Internet providers to […]
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