Google allowed to pay advocacy groups instead of class members that sued in the Street View class action settlement agreement.
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Can AI invent patents? The AI known as DABUS was listed as inventor of patents in several countries.
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A Federal Trade Commission investigation finds OpenX violates COPPA child privacy laws and fines the company 2 million dollars in addition to a requirement to delete all collected sensitive data.
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The copyright infringement case against Taylor Swift is back after appeal and the Judge decides against dismissal indicating arguments failed to show the lawsuit couldn’t be resolved by jury trial.
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Get options and pros and cons for founding and funding eCommerce businesses to help get started on the best track possible.
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Kytch v. Taylor trade secret litigation over ice cream machine device identifies involvement by McDonald’s.
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The sale of an eCommerce business involves unique challenges. Understanding the key elements to tackle can help make the process easier.
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Does copyright infringement equate to a physical taking? A Texas photographer seeks to apply Cedar Point ruling in IP infringement case.
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Apple and Google granted previously denied venue transfer requests by Federal Circuit.
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The roles that people play in a successful eCommerce businesses can be considered “Human Capital.”
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Apple and Google will introduce new app privacy standards in their respective app stores, putting stricter requirements on app developers, and coming into effect in 2022.
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Click to read the recently approved amendments to the Western District of Texas (WDTX) local court rules.
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Buc-ee’s® sues Buckys for trademark infringement.
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Anita Harris filed suit against Kellogg’s®, claiming false advertising in connection with Strawberry Pop-Tarts®, asserting mistaken belief that the product contained more real strawberries.
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DoorDash challenges NYC law that requires apps to share customers’ personal information with restaurants after completing orders.
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International eCommerce businesses must comply with various international laws, and the legal issues should be known and understood to reduce risk.
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A federal judge reviewing right of publicity claims against Edie Parker brand owner and holder of valid trademark rights finds Lanham Act preempts claims.
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Foreigners target US trademark owners in trademark scams resulting in loss of money and trademark registrations.
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In Life Spine, Inc. v. Aegis Spine, Inc. the court blocked a former distributor and parent company from selling devices that incorporated trade secret information.
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Employees found guilty of criminal copyright infringement for intentionally bypassing licensing requirements and selling unlicensed software to unknowing users for profit.
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