President Obama signed the Defend Trade Secrets Act (“DTSA”) that protects intellectual property, specifically trade secrets, against misappropriation.
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Patent lawyers can assist with advice on the type of patent application to pursue as well as claims strategy to maximize the scope of the patent.
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The following articles provide key aspects and issues associated with transferring intangible assets of Knowledge-Based Enterprises (KBEs).
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Even smaller brand owners should consider proactive brand protection in the metaverse space to help prevent unauthorized and potentially damaging use by third parties.
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Private practice attorneys can provide real value to in-house counsel by understanding their specific needs and making accommodations to simplify things.
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A Texas gun and flower shop was sued by Guns N’ Roses for using the mark TEXAS GUNS AND ROSES .COM, a US federally registered mark.
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As superheroes move from comics to television and actors add layers to public perception, the intellectual property owners should be cognizant of potential issues and utilize licenses and agreements to safeguard their assets.
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In the coming year, some Mickey Mouse works and other famous copyrighted works will see an end to the copyright term extension of 1998, becoming available for use in the public domain.
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FCC ordered Google pay 9.4 million in fines due to deceptive ads with iHeartMedia for the Pixel 4 phone.
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Starting in December, there will be a response time change for USPTO trademark responses to most trademark office actions which will be cut down to 3 months from 6.
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The FinCEN issues final rules for implementation of the CTA reporting requirements for businesses.
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Seeking trademark enforcement and protection of its reputation, IKEA sends cease and desist to indie game developer for using similar look and style in video game furniture store.
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Copyright registration provides important benefits including the ability to sue for infringement and request statutory damages and recover attorney fees.
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The Leaders in Law blog is dedicated to discussions with leading lawyers and legal thought leaders on topics including law firm management, legal developments, future of law, leadership in law firms, and the business of the practice of law. In this article, we talk with Enrico Schaefer, the founder of Traverse Legal, PLC.
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With the remote work trend continuing, employers seek work productivity tracking of employees.
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Internet Archive uses CDL technology to lend out digital books and has been sued by publishing companies claiming copyright infringement.
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A class action suit against Papa Johns claims the company uses spyware to unlawfully track the communications of consumers using the company website.
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The DOJ is filing lawsuits against insider trading with use of NFTs and other digital assets.
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California man brings class action lawsuit against the makers of “Texas Pete” hot sauce claiming the product actually made in North Carolina is deceptive and misleading to consumers. Sales of “Texas Pete” hot sauce spike after the lawsuit. T. W. Garner Food Co.’s answer is due in November 2022.
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Artist Deborah Roberts is suing another artist claiming copyright infringement for using a similar art style.
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