Intellectual Property Law

Honduras has complained to the World Trade Organization about the Australian law, claiming it contravenes WTO obligations on intellectual property rights and will have serious economic consequences to the central American country that relies on …

Companies, universities, research institutes or individuals interested examining opportunities for Intellectual Property collaboration or monetization … provisions of the U.S. federal securities laws. These include, among others, statements about …

“You can’t just step on somebody’s intellectual property because you have a good business reason … weeks of testimony about whether Google violated copyright and patent laws when it created its Android operating system. Jacobs told jurors that Google …

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The new law helps companies and inventors avoid costly delays … Through the implementation of the America Invents Act, the Joint Strategic Plan on Intellectual Property Enforcement, and other efforts, the Administration is building a strong …

“Working with Van has changed our approach to intellectual property,” says David Kinsinger, vice president and chief patent counsel of L-3 Communications Corporation. “His knowledge of both the technology and the law allows him to cut through to the …

Coats and Bennett, PLLC (http://www.coatsandbennett.com), an intellectual property law firm, has announced that Timothy Bradley, a patent attorney with the firm, has been named webmaster of the Triangle Intellectual Property Law Association (TIPLA).

In the middle of the push to reform the U.S. intellectual property system, officials noted, the U.S. Department of Commerce last month added nine administrative law judges to the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences in the U.S. Patent and … Continue reading →

it did not violate criminal law. It is clear that Congress must act to address the electronic transmission of stolen property if the intellectual property theft statutes are to be meaningful in our digital environment.

I guess what I’m saying is that the law isn’t always black and white, and reacting to the words intellectual property within a bill with crazy arm-waving and chants of SOPA 2.0 probably aren’t too effective. We actually need to consider …