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AOL’s sale of 800 patents to Microsoft for $1 billion dollars has echoes of Google’s acquisition of Motorola for $12.5 billion.

Music is one of the most powerful forms of artistic expression, but it's also one of the most vulnerable to infringement.

The long-running trade mark infringement battle between Gibson Brands, Inc. vs. Armadillo Distribution Enterprises, Inc. (parent company of Dean Guitars).

The authorities seem to have gone on the offensive on the issue of counterfeits.

The recent spat between Yoko Ono and a Polish drinks company highlights the importance of registering trade marks.

Although companies operate in a global village, their intellectual property rights are territorial.

A discussion on whether computer language is conferred protection under copyright law.

Whether you swear by your Kirkland activewear or whether you are a Lululemon loyalist, this legal battle is stretching deep into the world of Intellectual Property.

There was a bit of a stir in the British press recently, with certain companies complaining that the major UK supermarket chains are now using get-ups for their own-label products that are so similar to the get-ups used by the major brand owners that consumer confusion is inevitable.

Patent landscaping analysis, or patent mapping, involves the electronic search and analysis of the vast amount of available online published patent data in order to extract meaningful and valuable technical, business and legal information.

The article discusses the intellectual property law issues that business owners and consumers now face as a result of the fact that so much commerce now takes place online.

The recent case of Gallagher Group Ltd v IO Tech Manufacturing (5 August 2013, unreported) may well be one of the most important patent cases in recent times impacting on South African patent validity.

In a legal saga that has spanned nearly a decade, X Corp. (formerly Twitter) finds itself in a courtroom battle over video technology patents with VidStream LLC.

As discussed in a previous article relating to the Tammy Taylor trade mark saga...

On Monday, 17 April 2023, Government Notice. 694 of 2023 was published in Government Gazette No. 48431, in terms of which the President of the Republic of South Africa gave notice...

In the case of Strydom and Another v Coomans and Others, the North West Division of the High Court ruled against attorneys billing clients for frivolous and thoughtless litigation.

Every so often, a judgment is passed that upsets settled ways of doing business.