In: PATENT NEWS
Law360, New York (December 15, 2017, 2:32 PM EST) — The Trump administration closed a probe of Thailand’s intellectual property regime Friday following several steps the country took to improve its patent and trademark rules that had frustrated drugmakers and other companies for years. U.S. Trade …
In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Disney Files Lawsuit Against Redbox Claiming Copyright Infringement Law.com Full coverage
In: PATENT NEWS
One of them, apparently, is Baauer, the producer behind the Harlem Shake. Baauer has announced he’s taking legal action against the video. Opponents of the rollback claim it threatens a “free and open” internet, but onerous intellectual property laws pose a far greater threat to a free and open internet …
In: PATENT NEWS
Inside Counsel sat down with Robert Allen, an entertainment and intellectual property veteran with a proven track record litigating entertainment-related disputes, to discuss his legal insights on the case, what legal ground Redbox might claim and how the court may rule. Disney and other studios have …
In: PATENT NEWS
The mood was conciliatory this week at the World Intellectual Property Organization patent law committee as delegates mainly shared experiences and heard presentations. The five topics composing the work of the committee, which had been carefully negotiated in the summer and reflecting a “delicate …
In: PATENT NEWS
LAIPLA – The Los Angeles Intellectual Property Law Association, Los Angeles, California. 544 likes · 13 talking about this · 2 were here. Welcome to…
In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Sports sector wins reprieve in EU copyright reform Reuters Full coverage
In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Copyright Royalty Board Raises Rate for SiriusXM, Lowers It for Music Choice Billboard SiriusXM Hit With Big Rate Hike by Copyright Royalty Board Variety Copyright Royalty Board Raises Rates SiriusXM Pays For Music 40% hypebot.com Full coverage
In: PATENT NEWS
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office had denied the trademark to men’s fashion designer Erik Brunetti because it was a variation of a vulgar word and was used in imagery that was misogynistic with often violent or bloody scenes. The law banning such trademarks is an unconstitutional restriction of …
In: PATENT NEWS
The provision banning the registration of “immoral and scandalous” trademarks is an unconstitutional restriction on free speech, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled today. Eric Brunetti sought to register the mark “FUCT” for his clothing line, but was rejected by the Patent and Trademark …
Designed by Industrial Action
Copyright © 2026 OPUS IP Limited. All Rights Reserved
OPUS IP Limited: COMPANY & OTHER LEGAL INFORMATION