IP Tech Knowledgy |October 05, 2023
Intent-to-Use TM Applications Usually Cannot Be Assigned
An Intent-to-Use trademark application usually is not assignable. Plan ahe...
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IP Tech Knowledgy |September 21, 2023
Granting Software Is a License, Not a Sale
The purveyor of software should know what rights it holds and what rights it may...
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Consider The Term of Tech Agreements
Consider the duration of agreements, and how you might get out of the relationsh...
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Copyright Protects Playwrights’ Rite of Writing
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Use Trademark’s Magic Words: Assignments Must Include ‘Goodwill;’ Licenses Must Include ‘Quality Control’
This week's article is a summer rerun. Check out the full article here. Ned...
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Plagiarism and Copyright Infringement are Different, Yet Similar
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Sharing Materials Online Within a Group Requires Copyright Analysis
Sharing written materials on a website or in a group forum requires permission o...
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SCOTUS Determines Needed Level of Knowledge for False Claims Act
The Supreme Court ruled that the defendants’ knowledge and subjective beliefs, r...
Read MoreIP Tech Knowledgy |June 15, 2023
Doggone SCOTUS Denies Parody for Trademark Usage
The Supreme Court ruled last week that a parody of another company’s trademark c...
Read MoreIP Tech Knowledgy |June 08, 2023
SCOTUS Reaffirms that Patents Must Enable Others to Practice the Claimed Invention
The Supreme Court held that under U.S. patent law, it remains a requirement that...
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