This is the third installment of a 7-part blog series providing comprehensive analysis of designing, implementing, and optimizing an intellectual property (IP) enforcement program that stops loss of market share and profits due to knockoffs, piracy, and other forms of IP infringement. This program stresses the importance of intellectual property rights in protecting market share.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court heard oral arguments regarding Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act in connection to its anti-circumvention provisions.
Read MoreAmazon released its 2022 report on Amazon brand protection with statistics indicating improvements and success in key initiatives.
Read MoreIt is important to understand the NDA key points to include in a disclosure agreement to help ensure confidentiality of the information being discussed.
Read MoreThis is our 2nd of 7 posts in a series for developing and implementing an IP-enforcement program. In Step 1, we will identify and quantify in dollars the harm caused by knockoffs, infringements, and counterfeits. This program stresses the importance of intellectual property rights in combatting bad actors.
Read MoreImportance of intellectual property rights — this is the first in a 7-part series providing comprehensive analysis of designing, implementing, and optimizing an intellectual property (IP) enforcement program that stops loss of market share and profits due to knockoffs, piracy, and other forms of infringement
Read MoreAs AI-generated art creation increases, there is a question of copyright rights, IP ownership, and rights to compensation.
Read MoreThe US and EU are set to adopt the new Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy TADP framework to govern how EU citizen data is handled by US companies.
Read MoreNY Court ruled to allow a Peloton class action case to proceed with claims of false advertising and deceptive practices.
Read MoreThe best way to enjoy a relationship involving business services, is to have a good written agreement that covers the service contract essential clauses.
Read MoreWith continued efforts to have AI systems named as inventor of patents, courts continue to agree that AI cannot patent because it isn’t human, a requirement for inventors.
Read MoreA New York attorney was found to have filed too many trademark applications within a short amount of time and found guilty of multiple violations of USPTO rules.
Read MoreTech companies have allowed law enforcement to access the private data recorded by homeowners without warrants, under “emergency” provisions.
Read MoreThe YouTube copyright strike system has been criticized for the lack of adequate verification using automations that issue strikes for copyright infringement against innocent accounts.
Read MoreThe increased use of keyword warrants, reverse keyword searches, by law enforcement to identify potential suspects is raising privacy concerns.
Read MoreInstagram is being scrutinized for its age verification methods, including the use of third-party AI.
Read MoreSonantic voice technology can recreate your voice, but who owns the intellectual property rights in the recreated voice?
Read MoreIt was discovered that even hospitals are using the Meta Pixel tool for targeted advertising resulting in sharing of sensitive patient data potentially in violation of HIPPA regulations.
Read MoreOn July 25, 2022, Chief Judge Orlando Garcia of the Western District of Texas (WDTX) issued an order randomly assigning patent cases filed in the Waco Division of the Western District of Texas. Click for order and other WDTX patent litigation resources.
Read MoreRestrictive covenants help draw necessary boundary lines in the behavior of employees during employment and post-employment when company trade secrets and other confidential information is at stake.
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