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The universe of generic top-level domains, currently limited to about a dozen gTLDs such as .com, .net, and .org, will likely explode later this year, as some of the more than 1000 potential new gTLDs are rolled out, including vanity TLDs, like .amex, .ford, .microsoft, and generic extensions like .store, .cloud, .software.

Absent an agreement to the contrary, the dismissal of a statutory cause of action providing for attorneys' fees to the prevailing party ...

On January 18, 2017, the U.S. Supreme Court heard argument in Lee v. Tam, a closely watched case that pits the Lanham Act against the First Amendment.

On March 5, 2020, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois entered final judgment awarding Motorola Solutions $764.5 million, the maximum damages requested...

NAFTA also provided some patent protection for pharmaceutical and agricultural-chemical inventions, benefiting U.S. pharmaceutical companies.

Every year in late May or June, you can count on flowers blooming and the Supreme Court reversing the Federal Circuit on some patent issue.

The Federal Circuit has taken away another tool used by patent plaintiffs to keep lawsuits in the Eastern District of Texas in spite of motions to transfer by defendants.

Yesterday, the Federal Circuit rejected a procedural attempt to stem the recent flood of "false patent marking" lawsuits.

The number of summary affirmances in patent cases at the Federal Circuit has grown explosively over the last several years, from 96 in 2013 to 179 in 2016.

Federal courts hearing trade secret claims have long held that at some point during discovery plaintiffs must identify the misappropriated trade secrets with particularity or risk dismissal on summary judgment.

A list of questions and answers describing ICANN's new Trademark Clearinghouse and the Sunrise Periods for defensive registrations, and are available to answer any follow-up questions you have and to assist you in navigating this change.

In early December, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, in Tension Envelope v. JBM Envelope, added to the patchwork of outcomes on the question of whether customer lists are considered ...

On May 21, 2020, the U.S. Copyright Office released its first full report—based on 92,000 written comments, five roundtables and decades of case law—on the Digital Millennium ...

In July 2017, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office amended the rules for filing petitions to revive abandoned trademark applications, petitions to reinstate expired/cancelled ...

2017 promises to be an exciting year for copyright law. Here are some of the most cutting-edge cases to keep on your radar.

In a case of first impression, Manitowoc Cranes v. Sany America, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin held that an International Trade Commission determination ...

Any patent plaintiff would be thrilled to get a ruling of infringement on summary judgment — but if that win ultimately resulted in zero damages, it would ring hollow.