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For most companies, IP is their most valuable asset. When IP is created, the employee or consultant who created it freely (usually) assigns it to their employer or client.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia has recently ruled that restoration of copyright by the Uruguay Round Agreements Act (URAA) for some works of foreign authors that had fallen into the public domain is not unconstitutional.

AI is reshaping legal practice through copyright disputes over training data and emerging regulations governing data use and model deployment. Two Finnegan attorneys explore the evolving legal framework surrounding AI training data, examining critical questions about fair use, authorship, consent, and accountability that law students and practitioners must navigate.

This presentation, created by Robyn Bowland and Kyle Watson, will address how to think about intellectual property early in the business lifecycle, common IP missteps that can create operational or financial risk...

In Fourth Estate Public Benefit Corp. v. Wall-Street.com, the Supreme Court settled the long unresolved question of whether registration ...

Last week, members of the U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee introduced their first of many upcoming policy proposals aimed at modernizing U.S. copyright law, and, specifically, the U.S. Copyright Office.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit rejected the contention that the first-sale doctrine provided a defense to criminal violation of the copyright laws by the purchaser of copyrighted material. United States v. Harrison, 2008 U.S. App. LEXIS 15096.

The Copyright Office has officially issued a request for comments on issues relating to artificial intelligence and copyright. This presents a valuable opportunity for stakeholders to share their insights...

In my recent Artificial Intelligence and NFT post, I described the Copyright Office's refusal to provide protection for Computer-Generated Artwork.

The Ninth Circuit recently issued a partial reversal of a grant of summary judgment to Disney in a dispute stemming from the misuse of motion capture software.

In this episode of the EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS: Intellectual Property podcast, Drew DeVoogd and Michael Graif discuss the recent Supreme Court decision...

Counterfeiting is a very risky business. At least that was the case for one of the counterfeiters of Fendi products.

A few months ago, we brought to your attention a case initiated by The Turtles, seeking royalties in New York for the unauthorized performance of their pre-1972 sound recordings.

In our August 14th blog, we explained why just because you can copy something from the Internet, doesn’t mean you should copy from the Internet.

Generative AI is revolutionizing industries like advertising and brand marketing, and its impact on intellectual property (IP) strategy is of utmost importance.

Staci Riordan and Jacqueline Lechtholz-Zey were quoted in "The Recorder" article "H&M Wins Copyright Feud with L.A. Photographer."

Partner Jason Bloom, Haynes Boone's head of Copyright Practice, and Associate Michael Lambert join moderator Nathan Koppel to...

A federal appeals court reversed a California trial court’s determination that 37 API packages part of Oracle’s Java platform were not copyrightable.