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What is the legal difference between embedding an image on a website and displaying a copy of the image?

Organizationally speaking, the Safe Harbors part of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), 17 U.S.C. § 512, doesn't make much sense. Provisions governing related matters are often scattered through the section, and because the order is not logical, it is difficult to recall where important provisions are to be found.

Often the most important asset of a consulting company is its intellectual property.

Addressing for the first time the standard of review for findings of "substantial similarity" in copyright cases, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit followed the majority of circuits in adopting a clearly erroneous standard of review.

Oblon co-hosted this webinar, in conjunction with IAM and Lexology, titled "Emerging Issues and Recent Developments in Artificial Intelligence and IP." In this webinar, we discussed...

Partner Ross Bagley will be speaking at an event titled, "Extra Life of the Author - Issues in Video Game Copyright Litigation."

Fashion designers could be left defenseless against copycats if the US Supreme Court rules that certain features are not protected under the Copyright Act.

The Federal Circuit's recent decision in Dental Monitoring SAS v. Align Technology, Inc. raises critical questions about patent eligibility for AI-based inventions in specialized fields. Marshall Gerstein Partner Ryan Phelan examines whether applying conventional machine learning to domain-specific problems, even with large training datasets, satisfies Section 101 requirements. His analysis reveals what patent practitioners and companies must demonstrate to establish patent eligibility for AI-related innova

Marshall Gerstein Partner Matthew Carey provided an overview of a recent and significant federal court decision that offers a rare moment of clarity in the murky intersection of artificial intelligence...

Contributing to a growing body of authority in the Southern District of New York dismissing copyright claims for lack of similarity as a matter of law.

Through the efforts of the Georgia Intellectual Property (IP) Alliance (GIPA) — a non-profit organization that is bringing together community and lay leaders

Richard Prince is a well-known artist who has been sued for appropriating others' photos.

Despite a circuit split, the Supreme Court has once again passed on an opportunity to address the question of the appropriate framework for assessing the statutory factors used to evaluate "fair use" of a copyrighted work.

Knowing your rights and risks is a crucial way for businesses to secure their brand identities and inventions. Partner Stephanie Wilson interviews intellectual property lawyer Clyde Findley...

Nossaman's Intellectual Property and Media Practice Group delivers comprehensive legal services across trademark, copyright, trade secret, and patent matters.

Since the enactment of the America Invents Act (AIA) in 2011, U.S. patent law has undergone a period of transition.

In the not so distant past, it could not have been predicted that new Financial Technology (FinTech) product and service offerings would be literally coming out daily from everywhere.