Debunking IP Myths – Unraveling the 30% Rule in Copyright Law – The National Law Review
Debunking IP Myths – Unraveling the 30% Rule in Copyright Law The National Law Review
Archive for November, 2023
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Disney, CAA Beat Copyright Infringement Lawsuit From Production Exec Over ‘Ad Astra’ – Hollywood Reporter
Disney, CAA Beat Copyright Infringement Lawsuit From Production Exec Over ‘Ad Astra’ Hollywood Reporter
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In: PATENT NEWS
Advisory Group Cautions Patent Office on AI Tools, Mulls Reform – Bloomberg Law
Advisory Group Cautions Patent Office on AI Tools, Mulls Reform Bloomberg Law
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In: PATENT NEWS
GM Files Patent For Infotainment System That Plays User Emotion-Based Recordings – GM Authority
GM Files Patent For Infotainment System That Plays User Emotion-Based Recordings GM Authority
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Christian Radio Stations Battle Over ‘Shine’ Trademark – Law360
Christian Radio Stations Battle Over ‘Shine’ Trademark Law360
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In: PATENT NEWS
Vidal Orders Tribunal to Reconsider Food Slicing Patent Evidence – Bloomberg Law
Vidal Orders Tribunal to Reconsider Food Slicing Patent Evidence Bloomberg Law
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In: PATENT NEWS
Goodwin Procter has entered appearance as counsel for New Balance – Law.com
Goodwin Procter has entered appearance as counsel for New Balance Law.com
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In: PATENT NEWS
Justices Told PTAB’s Ax Of Ventilator Patent Was Wrong Call – Law360
Justices Told PTAB’s Ax Of Ventilator Patent Was Wrong Call Law360
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In: The IPKat BLOG
Originality in copyright law: An objective test without any artistic merit requirement, recalls Arnold LJ
http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2023/11/originality-in-copyright-law-objective.html The GUIs at issue in THJ What does originality in copyright law mean? This is an evergreen – yet still vexed – question. Recently, it was tackled once more by the Court of Appeal of England and Wales in a case – THJ v Sheridan [2023] EWCA Civ 1354... Continue reading
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Personal Injury Firm: Competitor Used Trademark Lookalike to Profit … – Law.com
Personal Injury Firm: Competitor Used Trademark Lookalike to Profit … Law.com