Intellectual Property
One of the first cases the Supreme Court will consider in 2022 involves one of the oldest conundrums in U.S. jurisprudence, the division between issues-of-fact […]
The Australian computer scientist Craig Wright, who claims he is the one and only “Satoshi Nakamoto,” the pseudonym of the anonymous person who launched Bitcoin, […]
The problem for companies that employ AI, says a post from Federal News Network, is to make sure it’s implemented “in an ethical way” – […]
The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals let stand an administrative panel’s findings that patents belonging to Arbutus are valid, thus opening the way for the […]
A foreign company sees your success in the U.S. market and copies your product, infringing your U.S. patent in the process. How do you make […]
The USPTO issued more than 350,000 utility patents in 2020. IP Watchdog has ranked the 10 most active patent attorneys based on the number of […]
It’s not yet illegal to be an employer in California, but it’s getting there….
Last year, in a case over the state of North Carolina posting a production company’s footage of an 18th century pirate ship without permission, the […]
In the past three years Judge Alan Albright, has actively campaigned for patentees to file suit in his courtroom, and his campaign has succeeded. The […]
Recognizing IP risks in advance is the best way to mitigate them and avoid being blindsided, either by losing rights before they are protected or […]
