When entering into a trademark license agreement, the parties should consider what will happen with remaining inventory at the end of the agreement term and include exit strategy provisions.
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YouTube copyright bots are used to fight copyright infringement in a quick and systematic approach. However, such technology can be flawed. Copyright bots take down ViacomCBS conference streaming citing copyright infringement of CBS content.
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In protecting a trademark, you are really protecting the goodwill that the trademark has come to be associated with. The goodwill is a value gained from consumers, it is the reason consumers seek out your products and not those of your competitors.
Read MoreMy mid-year leadership thoughts on lessons I learned, particularly mistakes I made, as a law firm managing partner earlier this year during the start of the coronavirus. We are testing these lessons as we go, and are hopefully creating an even better model for leadership in a time of Zoom.
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It was discovered that mobile apps could be compromising privacy with the copying of phone clipboard data. TikTok, LinkedIn, and Reddit agree to stop the copying of such data.
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This article discusses the pros and cons of using arbitration provisions in agreements in lieu of a costly public litigation in court.
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YouTube claims its content ID system was implemented to fight copyright infringement, however, artists have banded in a class action suit against the system which they claim creates infringement.
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Claims of naked licensing and trademark abandonment require proof the owner didn’t transfer the goodwill and that with any non-use there was also no intent for future use.
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After a long battle to gain registration of the Booking.com trademark, Booking.com wins in a Supreme Court decision finding that .com can make an otherwise generic term a source identifier.
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The option for incognito or private browsing may turn out to not have much privacy at all. Google faces a class action lawsuit claiming numerous privacy violations for its Chrome Incognito and related apps.
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IBM defends lawsuit against Weather Channel app by challenging the California Privacy Law statute and seeking summary judgment.
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As Netflix’s Tiger King series made the Exotic and Baskin names popular, the saga related to IP infringement claims ended with a federal ruling against Joe Exotic.
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The Internet Archive finds itself in a copyright infringement lawsuit after creating the national emergency library offering free books to the public without proper licensing.
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With supply chain issues caused by the pandemic, companies are using IoT tracking to help with data analysis and logistics.
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The Copyright Office issued a report on the review of the DMCA notice and takedown provision section 512 and recommends a DMCA update.
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The concept of open innovation is not new, however, the current need for collaboration in research for COVID-19 has spurred the alliance of many companies with the common goal of finding a treatment or cure.
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As organizations continue to collect private data for helping slow the spread of COVID-19 without much guidance and in different manners in accordance with local regulations, the FTC is discussing the need for a comprehensive federal privacy law.
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As vaccine patents are imminent in the search for a cure for COVID-19, both health organizations and legal experts raise concerns for access and distribution due to patenting.
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As businesses continue to reopen and employees return to the workplace, employers should be aware of actions that trigger HIPAA privacy rights and some new exceptions due to COVID-19.
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With enforcement of GDPR seemingly lacking in its first 2 years of enactment, critics question the true impact it will have on technology companies and the public’s privacy concerns.
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