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In Levola Hengelo BV v. Smilde Foods BV, Case C-310/17 (Nov. 13, 2018), the court of justice of the European Union ruled that the taste of a food product cannot be copyrighted or classified

To date, controlling 3D printers and the digital blueprints for 3D printing has not received much attention. Certainly this is an IP issue, but, perhaps more importantly, it is an IT issue.

Managing Partner Brett Johnson of Winston Taylor's Dallas office shares insights on artificial intelligence's impact on intellectual property law, the evolution of the legal industry, and the strategic advantages of the firm's transatlantic platform. The conversation explores innovation in legal practice, the new Texas Business Court, and how combining local expertise with global capabilities creates value for clients.

AIPF is an international association of independent specialty law firms that specialize in patent, trademark, and copyright law.

In this Q&A, Finnegan attorneys Brian Kacedon, Adriana Burgy, Marcus Childress, Samhitha Medatia, and Christina Yang provide an overview of intellectual property laws and regulations

Section 1201 of the Digital Millenium Copyright Act ("DMCA") prohibits breaking technological locks protecting copyrighted content.

Last week, I had the pleasure of spending time with some of my favorite copyright lawyers at the Copyright Society of the USA (CSUSA) annual meeting.

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) protects eligible internet platforms from secondary liability for copyright infringement under the "safe harbor" of 17 U.S.C. § 512.

Adam R. Bialek and Michael Barer weighed in on the Second Circuit's affirmation of a Southern District of New York finding that a digital music resale platform infringed on the copyrights of an American record...

Throughout previous Emerging Company Exchange posts, we've discussed the importance of intellectual property (IP) for technology companies.

Barry Werbin and Bryan Meltzer had their article posted on the New York State Bar Association EASL Blog

Adam Bialek and Alexandra Deplas co-authored "Should We Worry About a 20-Year-Old Potential Copyright Infringement? Eleventh Circuit Joins Ninth Circuit in Creating Uncertainty," published in the July-August 2023 edition of Wolters Kluwer's Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal.

In October 2016, the new Librarian of Congress dismissed the then-current Register of Copyrights and named an interim Register.

Marilou E. Watson was featured in the Philadelphia Business Journal article, "Meet the 2016 Philadelphia Business Journal Women of Distinction."

For nearly every enterprise with an online presence, seeking the benefits of the DMCA safe harbors is a no-brainer.

Judge Laura Taylor Swain recently denied a motion for judgment on the pleadings filed by Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc., a video game developer, publisher and marketer ...

The limited availability of custom-designed shoes, clothing, and accessories makes these items highly desirable and they fetch high prices. But are they legal?