By Alaina Lancaster | January 25, 2021
The antitrust counterclaims follow the San Francisco-based legal research firm's announcement last month that it would cease operations as a result of its legal battle with Thomson Reuters.
New Jersey Law Journal | Analysis
By Jonathan Bick | January 14, 2021
How to determine when internet distribution of content constitutes 'publication.'
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Eric Alan Stone and Catherine Nyarady | January 12, 2021
In their Intellectual Property Litigation column, Eric Alan Stone and Catherine Nyarady report on several recent cases in New York federal courts that addressed the unsettled question of whether news organizations and other publishers infringe an author's rights by embedding social media posts containing copyrighted photographs.
The Legal Intelligencer | Commentary
By Robert A. Esposito | November 25, 2020
At stake for the parties are the copyright protections afforded to Oracle's application programing interface (API) previously used by Google to provide the functionality of Google's highly popular Android mobile operating system installed on billions of mobile devices worldwide.
New Jersey Law Journal | Commentary
By Jonathan Bick | November 13, 2020
It is likely that the United States will continue to be both an internet technology and internet law global leader. As such, American internet law will prospectively have global influence.
By Frank Ready | November 4, 2020
Legal tech providers have continued to make use of AI to help empower and refine services related to areas such as legal research, contracts, and e-billing. But underlying copyright issues related to the material used to train those technologies may be of bigger concern to some than others.
By Scott Graham | October 7, 2020
Awkward analogies and a shift in emphasis from Google complicate arguments in an already complex case.
By Scott Graham | October 7, 2020
The justices seem all over the map on software copyrightability, but three of them clearly questioned the appellate court's failure to respect jury findings in favor of Google on fair use.
By Scott Graham | August 19, 2020
Whether done by human or machine, Amazon's alleged curation of user photos for product display pages takes it beyond the role of passive host, Judge Alex Tse rules in early-round win for Williams-Sonoma.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Rob Maier | July 21, 2020
In 2011 and 2012, Booking.com, a digital travel company that allows consumers to make hotel and other reservations online, filed applications to register trademarks with various visual features, all for travel-related services, and all including the term "Booking.com," writes Rob Maier in his Patent and Trademark Law column.
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