INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
- Awful, Awful People Keep Trying To Trademark COVID And Coronavirus
- The Utility of Recent Force Majeure Amendments to Canadian Trademark Law
- Federal Court of Appeal remands Remicade new use patent decision on anticipation and obviousness
- (Trade)mark America Great Again: Should Political Slogans Be Able to Receive Trademark Protection? (Katherine Kerrick)
- Newspaper Can Talk About “Derby Pies” Without Infringing Trademarks–Rupp v. Courier Journal (Eric Goldman)
- Supreme Court Decides North Carolina Is Immune from Filmmaker’s Copyright Suit
- Surprise: Judge Throws Out Jury’s Awful Copyright Infringement Decision Over Katy Perry Song
- Supreme Court rules states are immune from copyright law
- States Cannot be Sued for Copyright Infringement Says the Supreme Court
- SCOTUS Strikes Down Law Abrogating Sovereign Immunity to States for Copyright Infringement
- North Carolina Won’t Be Walking the Plank: Supreme Court Finds State is No Copyright Pirate in Blackbeard Ruling
- U.S. Supreme Court Rules That Sovereign Immunity Shields States From Copyright Suits
- Supreme Court Rules That States Cannot be Sued for Copyright Infringement, For Now…
- Brompton bike case unfolds as AG’s opinion indicates no copyright infringement
- A casual snapshot can make for a valuable copyright
- Responding to COVID-19 | Global intellectual property update
- COVID-19 and trademark-driven scams
- Judge Woods Finds Dating App Patent Doesn’t “Match Up” With Section 101
- Federal Circuit Adds “Method of Preparation” Claims to Bucket List of Claim Types that May Elude the Dreaded US 101 Invalidity Finding
- An Improved Step in a Diagnostic Method is Patentable Subject Matter
- Everyone’s Got A Pet Project: Patent Maximalist Says We Need Longer Patents To Incentivize Coronavirus Vaccines
- RIP to the Australian innovation patent
- ‘Upload filters’ and human rights: implementing Article 17 of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market
- Double Blow To The EU’s Long-Delayed Unified Patent Court, But Supporters Unlikely To Give Up
- Former Google engineer pleads guilty to stealing confidential document
- ‘A worldwide hackathon’: Hospitals turn to crowdsourcing and 3D printing amid equipment shortages
- Artificial Intelligence: Can a machine be an inventor?
- Google v CNIL – an update on the right to be forgotten
- Judge To Art Licensing Agency: No, Your Stupid Unicorn Is Not More Important Than COVID-19 Right Now, Shut Up
- No Fun and Games: Blizzard Alleges Infringement by JoyFun Inc.
- High Fashion Invades Runeterra – Fascinating IP Issues in the Collaboration Between League of Legends and Louis Vuitton
- Nintendo presses Sony to remove Mario creations from Dreams: Sony confirms ongoing case-by-case purge of Nintendo IP from creation game
- Nintendo Gets ‘Dreams’ Mario Taken Down Because Of Course It Did
- Mods that cut VR from Half-Life: Alyx will only show how vital its VR is, says Valve
- U.S. Patent no. 10,286,323: Dynamic difficulty adjustment
Jon
Communications Law