As an intellectual property attorney, and a self-professed “car guy,” the recent intersection of “nonfungible tokens” (NFTs) and collector cars caught my attention.
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Oracle v. Google: The Never-Ending Case Finally Ends
June 7th, 2021
An intellectual property dispute between Oracle and Google that began over a decade ago, has finally reached its conclusion, in a Supreme Court decision rendered on April 5, 2021.
Key Aspects of Non-Disclosure Agreements Usage and Potential Pitfalls
May 19th, 2021
Non-disclosure agreements, commonly known as NDAs, are a ubiquitous type of contract in many industries. NDAs can be useful in all sorts of situations, such as when companies look to work together on joint projects, when a party seeks investors, when an employee needs to use confidential information on the job, when a customer shares private data, or when parties agree to a legal settlement.
What Makes a Trademark Disparaging?
July 2nd, 2015
U.S. trademark law extends benefits and protections to the owners of registered trademarks, but not every name or brand identity is eligible for registration, as evidenced by controversies involving organizations such as the Washington Redskins.
Topics
- USPTO to Delay the Effective Date of the Non-DOCX Filing Fee
- Duty of Disclosure
- Blue Light Special: Federal Circuit Reverses PTAB Obviousness Determinations Due to Lack of Substantial Evidence
- Federal Circuit Reaffirms Valeant Hatch-Waxman Venue Ruling
- USPTO Announces DOCX Requirement for Certain Patent Applications