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But in February, the US Supreme Court bound up the case, handing down a fractured ruling against Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) over the fast-fashion company's use of a sweater pattern.

When a demand letter alleging copyright or trademark infringement arrives, businesses face critical decisions about how to respond. Patent attorney David Nocilly discusses strategies for assessing claim legitimacy, navigating music and image licensing complexities, and implementing proactive measures to reduce intellectual property risk through proper documentation and licensing practices.

In my post earlier this week, I described how one SDNY judge (Oetken) sanctioned copyright plaintiff's lawyer Richard Liebowitz and his firm nearly $100,000 for making a frivolous motion to disqualify an expert witness.

In a recent episode of the Emerging Litigation Podcast, Marshall Gerstein Partners Ryan Phelan and Tiffany Gehrke discuss the implications of recent court decisions for AI systems trained on copyrighted materials.

When I go to parties and describe what I do, one of the most common responses is, "Oh, so you are a patent lawyer."

USA Today had a must-read article on Under Armour’s crazy uniform designs.

The music and IP communities are still buzzing over a jury’s decision that Robin Thicke’s and Pharrell Williams’s song "Blurred Lines" infringed a Marvin Gaye song to the tune of $7.4 million.

The Department of Commerce is holding a round table at Harvard Law School on June 25, 2014.

When the art world makes headlines, it becomes clear just how important the field is to all of us.

The New Food Economy answers that question (and hints: "no one likes the answer") in a new article published this week, linked here.

The important bottom line is for copyright holders to use caution before sending takedown notices to schools and other entities protected by the fair use doctrine.

In April, 2013 the 2nd Circuit concluded that certain works of the well-known appropriation artist, Richard Prince, which used Patrick Cariou’s photographs in a series of collages, constituted fair use.

David Powsner, a partner in Nutter's Intellectual Property Department, was quoted by Yahoo! Finance in "Twitter's football video removals raise questions for all media" on October 13.

David Powsner, a partner in Nutter's Intellectual Property Department, was quoted by Yahoo! Finance in "Twitter's football video removals raise questions for all media" on October 13.

When can a video game include your brand without your permission to sell clothes, or feature handbags that copy your "real world" products?

Tattoo artists recently demanded more than $1.1M for infringing their copyrights.

October 28, 2021, was a big day for the "metaverse."

In an economy driven by information, preserving and utilizing your intellectual property is key. Partner Rob McDonald and Associate C. Gideon Korrell present an overview of issues in Canadian intellectual property law.