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Jones Day's "Women in IP" Initiative addresses the historic underrepresentation of women in intellectual property law with topical programming, networking opportunities, strategic mentoring arrangements, and a popular speaker series.

In a decision Friday, Judge Koeltl ruled that the Internet Archive ("IA"), the nonprofit entity behind the popular "Wayback Machine...

Signazon Corp. ("Signazon") has brought trademark and copyright infringement allegations against Craig Nickelson ("Nickelson")1 in connection with Nickelson’s business and website, ebuysigns.com. Nickelson moved to dismiss, claiming that he lacked sufficient contacts in the Commonwealth for the Court to have personal jurisdiction over him.

Intellectual property has been in the spotlight this past year, from a landmark Copyright Fair Use case in the U.S. Supreme Court, to the more than 100 AI-related lawsuits...

Last month, a New York based fabric manufacturer, Klauber Brothers Inc., filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in California federal court against apparel companies owned...

Given the trend of brands creating unique, Instagram worthy, in-store experiences to drive foot traffic, IP protection for interior store décor may be increasingly relevant.

On December 4, 2008 partner, Dan Zendel, was interviewed by CNN International and asked by Anchor and Correspondent Maggie Lake to comment on the BRATZ case, Carter Bryant v. Mattel, Inc.

Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA") generally makes it unlawful to circumvent technological measures used to prevent unauthorized access to copyrighted works, including copyrighted books...

The music industry came out on top in one of its first attempts to hold an internet service provider liable for its subscribers' unauthorized peer-to-peer file sharing

Software publishers regularly audit customers or potential customers to ensure license compliance and deter against copyright infringement.

The US Supreme Court's recent term made waves in several areas of intellectual property law. In this episode, McDermott IP partner Nathan S. Smith and colleague Barrington E. Dyer discuss five of the top IP cases from the Supreme Court with several McDermott partners

Recently, we wrote about the litigations that Mercedes Benz USA filed against several street artist.

The Business Software Alliance (BSA) typically applies a two-times or three-times multiple to the current suggested retail price of the most recent version of the software.

Gigi Hadid found herself sued for copyright infringement by New York photo agency Xclusive-Lee, Inc. over a photo the fashion model posted to her Instagram account.

The "monkey selfie" matter raises intriguing questions regarding the current state of U.S. copyright laws.

Just when you thought it was over, another copyright infringement lawsuit involving a Marvin Gaye song is set for trial.

3D printing technology is rapidly evolving and has the potential to significantly change the way that medical devices are used in patient treatment.

Copyright law dictates a piece of work must be "fixed in a tangible medium" to be awarded ownership rights, even if that medium is a living, breathing, and constantly moving being.