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Recently in 2018, the Court of Appeal Judgement (UK) in Unwired Planet v Huawei Court of Appeal brought down various highlights regarding patent licensing further reflecting that it is truly complex in nature.

On 27th January 2010, the English High Court delivered its judgment in one of the costliest, longest running and most notable IT disputes in recent years.

Part 4 of a 6-part series examining the steps in-house counsel should take with pregnant employees.

Steven Greenhouse writes about the Freelancers Union in a timely article for the Sunday Business section of The New York Times today, March 24.

With the rise of the so-called "sharing economy" comes a rise in risks to participants of all kinds, and to the companies that provide platforms for such "sharing."

Foul-mouthed DJ Deadmau5 – aka Joel Zimmerman – made news recently for yet another high profile trademark dispute.

In Ex Parte Bandic, the PTAB ("the Board") has given an insight into how the Office intends to examine patent eligibility under the two-step Alice test ...

In a fascinating, must-read article, a Google design ethicist explains the techniques that engineers and entrepreneurs employ to keep us hooked on the web.

Even when the U.S. maritime industry has protocols in place to ensure safety of mariners, in some cases it takes an act of legislation to compel change when Congress views change as necessary.

While the impact of Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International[1] on early case strategy has been explored extensively, few commentators have addressed how Alice may impact jury trials.

The effect of GST implementation is being felt on several other laws including the Customs Act, 1962. This article highlights via illustrations the strong interplay between GST and Customs in relation to international trade transactions.

Once again, a "control failure" is a lever used by SEC Enforcement to bring charges against a company, this time for failure to timely disclose a cybersecurity vulnerability.

In February 2017, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) publicly released notable decisions addressing (1) the effect of the temporary lapse in GAO's civilian task order jurisdiction...

In an opinion synthesizing and applying the current state of Section 101 law, Judge William Bryson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, sitting by designation in a district court, held on summary judgment that a patent claim directed to improving users' profiles for online dating.

Abandoned factories, forgotten shopping malls, and undeveloped parcels of land have become parking lots full of new cars as dealers try to figure out what to do with mounting inventories of unsold vehicles.

Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea has emerged as a significant threat to global maritime security, affecting shipping companies, shipowners, and insurers alike.

Aimed at boosting the economy amidst the ongoing Covid – 19 pandemic, several States in India have recently come out with ordinance and notifications containing exemptions from compliance with certain labour laws.