In a recent case, the Texas Supreme Court ruled on the standard of review and requirements of notice provisions in Texas contracts.
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ClipBandits, owner of Tequila 512, is claiming trademark/trade dress infringement and unfair competition, among other claims, against Kendall Jenner’s use of 818 Tequila.
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A 2021 year in review for intellectual property law and international law.
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Can AI invent patents? The AI known as DABUS was listed as inventor of patents in several countries.
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The Supreme Court recently defined limitations to the doctrine of assignor estoppel in patent cases.
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With countries still in dire need of COVID-19 vaccination availability, academics are pleading for acceptance of the proposed IP waiver to help stop the pandemic through freedom to operate and lessening of TRIPS licensing restrictions.
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Chief Judge Lynn of the Northern District of Texas issued an order vacating Special Order 3-287, issued July 26, 2011, that established procedures for assigning patent cases filed under the Patent Pilot Program, as the program is set to end.
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The USPTO released new resources to help guide inventors and attorneys through drafting ex parte appeal briefs.
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The USPTO is seeking comments on proposed changes to requirements for qualification to take the patent bar exam.
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With the induction of President Biden, Andrei Iancu resigns as Director of the USPTO while continuing to press for reform for patent eligibility requirements.
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