By Ross Todd | October 8, 2019
New York photographer Jose Alvarado has sued Mother Jones over its use of a copyrighted photo he took of now-Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez prior to her upset win in the New York Democratic primary last year.
By Scott Graham | October 7, 2019
Making his first appearance before the Supreme Court, Irell's Morgan Chu argues that a provision referring to "expenses" isn't specific enough to force patent owners to pay the PTO's in-house attorneys fees.
By Jenna Greene | October 7, 2019
Nintendo named an iconic video game character after John Kirby, a retired Latham & Watkins partner who died last week. It got me thinking: What do other clients do to show appreciation for lawyers who deliver key wins?
By Scott Graham | October 3, 2019
Consultant Matthew Wolfe testified that the adult film company still doesn't specify the website name in its contracts with models. "Most people know that pornography goes online," he said, as Jane Doe No. 1, the law graduate, watched from the audience.
By Scott Graham | September 27, 2019
Noel Francisco's office tells the Supreme Court that Oracle's Java APIs are copyrightable, and that Google's use of them wasn't fair.
By Scott Graham | September 20, 2019
Eleven Ninth Circuit judges will hear a lot of arguments about copyrights Monday in the dispute over "Stairway to Heaven." But they'll do it without musical accompaniment.
By Scott Graham | September 19, 2019
The Federal Circuit had to formally ask the agency to weigh in on a hot-button issue of patent and administrative law.
By Scott Graham | September 13, 2019
Defense attorneys suggest that a lifestyle of high-rolling friends and international travel belie claims of harm from the videos.
By Scott Graham | September 12, 2019
Jane Doe No. 1, the 'ringleader' of actresses suing the adult film site in San Diego, testified that after she threatened legal action, a campaign of harassment at her law school began. Even Wednesday on the trip to the courthouse, she said, she received an unwanted phone call.
By Scott Graham | September 5, 2019
Time is of the essence as GlaxoSmithKline and Teva dispute whether a generic version of cardiovascular drug Coreg infringed GSK's method of using it to treat congestive heart failure.
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