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The death of Prince Rogers Nelson came as a shock to the world. It also gave us an opportunity to reflect on the vast accomplishments of the man known by so many names.

Litigation special counsel Samantha V. Ettari authored a Bloomberg Law article titled "Legal Holds During the Pandemic—Don't Forget Personal Devices" on May 27, 2020.

Second Circuit's reversal of the district court's finding that the verbatim use of the famous Abbott & Costello "Who's on First?" comedy skit by the producers of "Hand of God" qualified as a non‐infringing fair use.

The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the connection of a multitude of devices through the Internet to collect and exchange data.

While generative artificial intelligence (AI) programs can allow employees to complete certain tasks more efficiently, they can also raise concerns regarding copyright infringement...

Directive 2004/48/EC on the enforcement of intellectual property rights harmonises various aspects of civil court procedure and remedies as applied to most types of intellectual property in the European Union.

On Dec. 6, 2011, the European Commission (EC) started a consultation on the application of the EU competition law rules to "technology transfer agreements" (TTAs). TTA is the EC’s term for patent, know-how and software copyright licensing agreements, as well as similar agreements.

Coming out of 2022, developments around the globe are shaping the intellectual property (IP) landscape in the new year. We are seeing cases at the intersection of IP law and NFTs...

The United States loses between $225 and $600 billion each year due to misappropriation of intellectual property — an estimated 50-80 percent of which has been attributed to China.

OSA - Ochranný svaz autorský pro práva k dílům hudebním, z. s., is a professional association of composers, lyricists and musical publishers performing activities of the collective management of ownership copyrights.

Ross Bagley, Counsel in the firm's Litigation and IP Groups, recently authored an article in IPWatchdog titled, "USMCA Set To Export U.S. Copyright Law to North American Neighbors."

Our team of Fenwick attorneys prepared this short video about the most important steps to protect your startup ideas and brand, and avoid being targeted in a competitor's lawsuit.

People who write about 3D printing often say that it raises unique intellectual property issues, but then stop there. But what is different about 3D printing from an IP perspective?

Many people believe 3D printing will disrupt IP law as it becomes mainstream. Now, three companies are petitioning the highest court in the U.S. to create a new test to delineate what types of objects can be copyrighted.

Frequent Trademark and Copyright Law Blog contributor Peter Sullivan has written about some pretty fun topics, including Sponge Bob trademarks and Grumpy Cat copyrights.

During recent years, the Internet has become the basic foundational infrastructure for the global movement of data of all kinds.