Category: Intellectual Property

As I predicted, the Unified Patent Court’s Helsinki Local Division today denied an application for provisional measures (the equivalent of a preliminary injunction request) in […]

This Report and Recommendation by Magistrate Judge Burke addresses a factual scenario that may apply in several cases in the wake of the Supreme Court’s […]

This dress was made by Mrs. G. R. (Dorothy) Overall of Caldwell, Kansas, in 1959 for the Cotton Bag Sewing Contest  Dear Rich: Would it […]

This decision[1] emphasizes the significance of broader public dissemination to meet the statutory requirement of “publicly disclosed” for purposes of exceptions to prior art under […]

The internet has completely changed how we consume entertainment in today’s digital age. Digital piracy, albeit convenient, has a negative side. The entertainment sector, copyright […]

There is no shortage of advancement in the world of technology. Tools like ChatGPT are revolutionizing the way many people do business. They demonstrate that […]

After years of thrashing out the text of the proposed update to the EU Copyright Directive, we have come to what is almost certainly the […]

Copyright infringement, the unauthorized use of copyrighted material, can result in significant financial harm to the rights holder. To address this, legal systems provide mechanisms […]

Given the declining Chinese economy, politically induced increasing uncertainty, and the decoupling of IP systems between China and the West, the use of Legal Tech […]

Key Features of the TRIPS Agreement Standards: The TRIPS Agreement establishes minimum standards for intellectual property protection across member countries, specifying subject matter, duration […]