In response to a bold move on the part of Church's Chicken to incorporate "Original Recipe" into its latest marketing blast, KFC filed suit against Church's...

Klemchuk PLLC, in partnership with Engage Workspace for Lawyers, proudly hosted the 21st Annual Ethics CLE Event on April 25, 2025, at Topgolf Dallas. This event convenes leading legal professionals...

Like protections implemented to protect physical assets, businesses can proactively protect their valuable intellectual property rights.

This is the 2Q installment of our In-House Counsel Solutions Series. The series is focused on identifying trending legal issues facing in-house counsel and providing practical solutions to these problems

Sony has settled its lawsuit against the producers of the 2022 biopic Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody.

The history of reporting required under the FinCEN Corporate Transparency Act ("CTA") has more twists than the latest Lee Child Jack Reacher novel.

Many commercial contracts include a section that allows two or more parties to sign on separate pages, usually under the heading "Counterparts."

After weeks of testing, scoring, and plenty of taste tests, the Dallas Burger Bracket has reached its conclusion. Our final showdown pitted two burger joints against...

Over the years, a number of our clients doing business with companies in foreign countries have run into trouble policing their trademark rights and in some cases, lost ownership to a key trademark.

When hiring creators to develop copyrighted works for your business, understanding the critical differences between assignments, licenses, and work-for-hire agreements can mean the difference between owning...

How do I protect my new recipe? Trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, patents, and possibly other forms of intellectual property (IP) law can be used to protect food creations and recipes.

History is more than a record of what happened—it is a testing ground for how ideas are created, protected, shared, stolen, and commercialized.

Earlier this month, the fully AI-generated song "Walk My Walk" took the number one spot on Billboard's "Country Digital Song Sales" chart. The song appears to have been created by Breaking Rust...

Recent activity in the consolidated AI lawsuits brought by various authors, the New York Times, and others, against Open AI and Microsoft involves rulings by the magistrate judge on various...

Mediation outcomes in intellectual property disputes depend on more than just facts and legal arguments. Financial investment, time allocation, mediator expertise, and structural choices all signal the level of seriousness parties bring to the negotiation table...

Whether focusing on personal resolutions, cleaning out closets, or simply looking forward to starting a new calendar year, many employ a "fresh eyes" approach come January 1.

We've reported before on a litany of scams currently circulating that involve outstanding trademark applications to the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

The rising popularity of AI-generative technology is often in the news these days, ranging from discussion of the enormous potential associated with said technologies to very real concerns about how the technologies...

Chili inspires the kind of fierce loyalty usually reserved for sports teams and barbecue joints. Ask three Texans where chili came from, whether beans belong...

A federal magistrate judge publicly reprimanded a former U.S. Attorney for submitting court briefs containing AI-generated hallucinations and false case citations, resulting in the attorney's termination and national professional disgrace. The case underscores the severe consequences attorneys face when failing to verify AI-generated content before filing, with similar incidents emerging across federal courts nationwide.