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Like many other states in response to the widespread transmission of COVID-19, Nevada has banned business operations for non-essential businesses and enacted limitations on operations for those businesses considered essential.

In recent years, the utilization of qualified small business stock ("QSBS") under Section 1202 has grown considerably. Many businesses are formed as corporations...

A California court recently held that a forum selection clause of a license agreement was effective in preventing the licensee from challenging the validity of the licensed patents through inter partes review proceedings at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and ordered the licensee to move to dismiss the proceedings.

RSL Media has introduced the Human Consent Standard, a machine-readable protocol allowing individuals to declare whether AI systems may use their creative works, identity, likeness, voice, characters, or marks. While endorsed by major entertainment industry figures and organizations, the voluntary standard's effectiveness depends on pending federal legislation like the NO FAKES Act, voluntary adoption by AI developers, and its ability to withstand contractual pressures that could undermine its protective fu

On July 29, 2011, the Court of Appeals for Federal Circuit issued its much–anticipated decision in Association of Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics, Inc..

In 1995, the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice first issued the Antitrust Guidelines for the Licensing of Intellectual Property.

Not all companies have the same open source risks.

In the closing days of the Obama Administration, its antitrust enforcement agencies issued Antitrust Guidelines for the Licensing of Intellectual Property, reaffirming their views that IP licensing is usually procompetitive...

The Supreme Court's decision to allow Shira Perlmutter to remain as Register of Copyrights could have far-reaching implications for AI development and copyright policy. The Copyright Office's Part 3 Report on generative AI training presents a nuanced view of fair use that may strengthen copyright owners' positions in ongoing litigation. This analysis explores how the Report's treatment of market harm, licensing frameworks, and transformative use could reshape the legal landscape for AI developers relying on

An essential first step to performing an IP audit is to first obtain a panoramic snapshot of a company's products, services and positioning.

Global esports has experienced explosive growth over the past decade, driven by increased internet connectivity, the popularity of streaming platforms, and the rising quality of competitive video games.

Attorneys, legal scholars and the courts are governed by a latticework of legal rules created long before the advent of the electronic age. Now all concerned find themselves forced to adapt to changes brought by computer technology.

The creation of a new compulsory blanket licensing system for mechanical works, along with a new mechanical licensing collective to administer these licences is set to put an end to years of uncertainties ...

In a much-anticipated decision concerning the situsing of receipts from intangibles for Ohio commercial activity tax (CAT) purposes, the Ohio Supreme Court rejected the Ohio...

Once again this year, much of the activity at the intersection of antitrust and intellectual property law has revolved around the issue of industry standards

If you have received a software audit request from your software vendor, you are not alone.

As AI-generated art becomes increasingly sophisticated and visible in institutions like Dataland, the art world grapples with fundamental questions about distinguishing human creativity from machine output. This analysis explores the legal, commercial, and reputational implications for copyright protection, market positioning, disclosure obligations, and the evolving regulatory landscape surrounding AI use in creative industries.