Intellectual Property

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New AI Guidance From The Copyright Office

The U.S. Copyright Office has announced a new artificial intelligence initiative and with it a new guidance, which appeared in […]

Creation and Invention

Thaler v. Vidal asks the question, does the Patent Act categorically restrict the statutory term ‘inventor’ to human beings alone? […]

High Standard For Unconscionable Arbitration Contracts

AI Touted For One-Stop-Shop Trademark Work

An article in Bloomberg Law suggests AI could allow trademark attorneys to add an additional service that would make them […]

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IP Consequences of Asset Sales in Bankruptcy

A bankruptcy case of a licensee creates a series of pitfalls that can impact the rights of a licensor of […]

Class Action Against Cybersecurity Firm/Patent Troll Dismissed

A shareholder’s securities fraud complaint against cybersecurity technology company Finjan Holdings, Inc has been dismissed by the Ninth Circuit. Finjan […]

A Well-Recognized Sentiment Attains More Memorable Status

On appeal to the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, the entertainer Lizzo has successfully registered the trademark “100% THAT BITCH.” […]

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Proposed Framework To Address AI Risk Released By NIST

The initial version of its Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0) has been released by the National Institute […]

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AI “Image Generators” Sued By Artists

An article in ARTnews provides an in-depth look at a class action that is likely to get a lot of […]

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Mixed Reviews For New York’s Right-To-Repair Law

With the exception of one narrowly drawn Colorado law that pertained to powered wheel chairs, New York state’s right-to-repair law […]

Report Says Patent Trial and Appeal Board Judges Pressured

The PTAB was created in 2012 as an alternative to the federal courts for settling certain patent disputes. The Supreme […]

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