By Catherine Wilson | December 7, 2020
The intellectual property attorney and engineer worked on the new coronavirus-conscious patents for Royal Caribbean Cruises.
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By Jaime Vining | April 3, 2020
In the face of a downswing economy and economic hardships as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses are now realizing the tangible value of their intangible intellectual property.
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By Alexander Brown and Scott Smiley | March 4, 2020
This new and, theoretically, efficient means of challenging a patent's validity has been regularly pursued by accused infringers, with nearly 11,000 IPR challenges having been filed as of Nov. 30, 2019.
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By Stephen Kelly | August 5, 2019
Decisions by regulators begin to provide guidelines for compliance with the EU’s newly enacted data privacy regulations.
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By Alex Fernandez and Amanda Kreger | July 16, 2019
As technology booms across South Florida, general practice (GP) firms with limited patent resources face ever-more complicated and technical patent questions. Such questions are sometimes so narrow and specialized that few attorneys in the United States have the measure of technical experience needed to provide solid answers.
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By James Bryan | April 25, 2019
What if the copyright owner did not know that someone had been wrongly using the copyright for several years before the three-year limitations period? Does the owner waive those damages? Or, do the damages start with the initial infringement? The stakes can be considerable.
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By Pablo Meles | January 7, 2019
New EPO guidelines may be "steroid" to help U.S. practitioners and inventors overcome Alice issues for software-related patent applications.
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By Morgan Ben-David | December 12, 2018
During the past several years, joint employer liability has been a hot-topic affecting franchisors and franchisees alike, due to the lack of clarity surrounding when two or more businesses may be deemed joint employers.
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By Richard Bec | December 5, 2018
Beyoncé, the mononymous pop music icon, has been involved in a trademark lawsuit that illustrates the evolving nature of dilution law in trademark litigation.
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By Danielle Garno and Alicia M. Holden | October 30, 2018
From Coco Chanel to Michael Kors, it is common for fashion designers to use their own names (or aliases) as their brand. However, this practice comes with a number of inherent risks. Consider the following four instances in which designers who once owned successful namesake brands lost the right to use their own name in future business ventures.
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