Intellectual Property

Taylor Wessing Expands IP Reach with Paris Patent Team Acquisition
Tech & Intellectual Property Taylor Wessing Expands IP Reach with Paris Patent Team Acquisition

Taylor Wessing's acquisition of a prominent patents team in Paris marks a significant move in the realm of intellectual property law. In an industry where innovation drives competition, the expansion of legal expertise in key markets like Europe offers myriad benefits. The firm's

Federal Circuit's En Banc Review Could Redefine Patent Damages
Tech & Intellectual Property Federal Circuit's En Banc Review Could Redefine Patent Damages

In a landmark development in the field of patent law, the Federal Circuit's forthcoming en banc review of the EcoFactor v. Google case has captured widespread attention due to its potential to reshape the domain of utility patent damages. This case marks the first en banc decision related to

Protecting Vocal Rights in the AI Deepfake Era
Tech & Intellectual Property Protecting Vocal Rights in the AI Deepfake Era

Growing concerns over vocal rights amid the backdrop of AI deepfake technology are capturing attention in the United States. These technologies can imitate voices with high accuracy, affecting famous musicians, politicians, and ordinary individuals. The NO FAKES Act of 2024 was proposed to protect

Trademark Battle Over Campaign Phrase Heats Up California Race
Tech & Intellectual Property Trademark Battle Over Campaign Phrase Heats Up California Race

Businessman Stephen Cloobeck has filed a lawsuit against former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa in the California gubernatorial race. The legal dispute centers around Villaraigosa's campaign using the phrase "Proven Problem Solver," which Cloobeck alleges infringes on his own

Authors Tackle Meta in Landmark AI Copyright Clash
Tech & Intellectual Property Authors Tackle Meta in Landmark AI Copyright Clash

A significant legal confrontation is unfolding as celebrated authors challenge Meta over the alleged unauthorized use of their copyrighted material to train artificial intelligence algorithms. This pivotal case, presided over by Judge Vince Chhabria in the Northern District of California, is set to

Is OpenAI's Use of Media Content a Threat to Copyright Laws?
Tech & Intellectual Property Is OpenAI's Use of Media Content a Threat to Copyright Laws?

Ziff Davis, a prominent publisher behind brands like Mashable, PCMag, and IGN, has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging intellectual property infringements. The case was lodged in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware and centers around accusations that OpenAI used Ziff Davis’ c

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