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Patent owners have the right to exclude all others from making, using, or selling their inventions without first obtaining permission.

William Honaker (Member, Troy) recently authored a book titled "A Business Owner's Guide to Intellectual Property: Turn Your Ideas Into Gold." To celebrate the release of the book

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently issued a notice that a data security incident exposed domicile addresses of numerous trademark applicants...

Apple plans to roll out a new Apple maps feature for Ford drivers that will allow them to use Apple Maps EV routing via CarPlay to include charging stations on their trip.

Yesterday, the USTR released more specifics regarding the proposed increase in tariffs on "key sectors."

A fundamental rule of appellate jurisdiction is the need for a "final" decision – whether it be a judgment or order.

The Pueblo of Pojoaque needs a new Class III gaming compact by June 2015 in order to continue operating its casinos which are located north of Santa Fe.

Mark Walker, member partner in our El Paso office, authored a white paper on Texas Anti-SLAPP law.

Recently the Tennessee Supreme Court modified the summary judgment standard in state courts in the state of Tennessee.

The Nevada Legislature has just passed Senate Bill 240 (SB240). This bill clarifies that the pari-mutuel system of gaming may be used for events other than horse racing, dog racing, or sporting events.

California's Estom Yumeka Maidu Tribe, also known as Enterprise Rancheria, has said it will begin construction of a scaled-down Class II gaming facility in Yuba County...

The 9th Annual Northwest Gaming Law Summit held in Seattle last Thursday and Friday was well attended by representatives of Indian Country notwithstanding President Obama’s last minute high level meeting with tribal leaders in Washington during the same time frame.

In recent days, the Finance Minister of Ontario, Dwight Duncan, made headlines by openly musing about the possibility of the establishment of a new casino located in the city of Toronto.

Calendar year 2014 is guaranteed to be an interesting year on many fronts, including the gaming industry.

Florida Governor Rick Scott has jumped into the contentious debate on whether Internet gaming should be legal.

As discussed in the foregoing Internet Gaming Legislative Update article, the Internet gaming proposals in California are dead for the year.

On March 5, 2018, Nevada's Gaming Policy Committee convened briefly to pass a resolution that provides clarity for Nevada gaming licensees regarding the interactions they may and may not...

The guidance that licensees may host marijuana-industry trade shows and conferences, however, is sure to be welcome news in a town where conferences are big business.