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The Expert Bureau is now using a new online system for foreign work permit applications

Taken together, these measures are strong signals of the federal government's continued commitment to American leadership in energy innovation.

Three recent developments in air quality permitting are reshaping data center and large infrastructure development. How will proposed updates to EPA's New Source Review program, new emissions standards for on-site power generation, and ongoing turbine litigation impact project evaluation and regulatory compliance?

3D printing is quite possibly the next greatest chapter in the industrial revolution, and the technology is moving rapidly.

​Fenwick securities and corporate finance co-chair Rob Freedman talked to The Wall Street Journal about the life sciences IPO market and what to look for next.

Some states wish to enact rules preventing discrimination by artificial intelligence (AI) systems in healthcare delivery and insurance underwriting. However, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) opposes these rules and wants AI systems to warn users before following those rules.

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ("ICANN"), the organization that is responsible for the allocation of Internet domain names and IP addresses, released draft policy documents regarding a new program that will permit organizations to create and operate generic top-level domains ("TLDs").

Partner Frank Scibilia will be a speaker at "The Music Modernization Act: Implementation of the Mechanical Licensing Collective," a panel at the Copyright and Technology 2020 Conference.

This webinar examines how the Enlarged Board of Appeal decision G1/19 and the UK Supreme Court's Emotional Perception judgment have reshaped patent examination practices at the EPO and UK IPO, with particular focus on recent appeal decisions and their implications for computer-implemented inventions. The session explores how these landmark rulings have intensified scrutiny of technical character requirements across claim scope and aligned UK practice more closely with EPO standards.

When your company is licensing technology from a university, securing fair and manageable terms is crucial for your future success. But how do you determine what's "fair" and structure a deal that your startup can afford?

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has rejected a claim construction that was arguably correct on a term-by-term basis, but failed "to implement the invention described in the specification." On Demand Machine Corp. v. Ingram Industries, Inc., Case Nos. 05-1074, -1075, -1100 (Fed. Cir. Mar. 31, 2006) (Newman, J.).

I didn’t want to call this post a "best and worst" of the consumer electronic show (CES), so I won’t.

Businesses habitually send license agreements, services agreements, and other standard agreements to their legal counsel to review, revise, and explain the risks associated with proposed deals.

There is probably no dispute that patents relating to "green energy technology" have been increasing given the amount of resources that governments, universities, and private investors have poured into the sector.

The Patent Trial and Appeal Board has explained that arguing a high-level of skill in a narrow art will not exclude an expert who has expertise within the scope of the claimed invention.

Congress recently took new steps to protect trade secrets.