Perspectives

When a third party purchases a manufacturer's goods intended for distribution outside of the U.S., and then imports those goods into and...

In rejecting an AI company's fair use defense for using Thomson Reuters' Westlaw headnotes to train its competing legal tool, Judge...

In a long-anticipated report from the U.S. Copyright Office providing guidance on the copyrightability of works created by and/or with...

As a general rule, in order to be protectable trade dress, a feature of a product, for example, the product's color, must be...

In the hearing on the appeal of the U.S. Copyright Office's refusal to register his AI-created artwork ("A Return to Paradise," a copy of...

When seeing similar trademarks or trade dress employed by a third party, companies often immediately react with a demand letter requiring...

Coming out of their recent rulemaking meeting, the California Privacy Protection Agency is not surprisingly finding the question of how...

Trademarks and the Right to Stop Third-Party Use Trademark owners have the right to stop third parties from using marks that could cause...

At a public hearing this week in Sacramento, it quickly became evident that the California Privacy Protection Agency's new rules under...

After being sued for trademark infringement, Oakland has hit back at San Francisco with a countersuit for declaratory relief. The...

Attorneys General from fourteen states—California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Maryland, Minnesota,...

As law firms and other businesses increasingly look to AI-driven software to drive efficiency, the importance of meticulous review of not...