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Covering major verdicts and appellate decisions in the copyright arena
By Scott Graham | March 27, 2018
Will there be a third trial in Oracle v. Google? Or a Supreme Court showdown? And what's the Federal Circuit doing in the middle of a copyright case, anyway?
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By Scott Graham | March 27, 2018
Google's unlicensed use of Java APIs in smartphones was not transformative, judges rule.
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By Barry Skidelsky | March 26, 2018
A recent SDNY federal court decision has led to new copyright liability concerns among website owners and their counsel. Those concerns are shared by, inter alia, various media, public policy and consumer groups.
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By Scott Graham | March 23, 2018
Greetings and welcome to Skilled in the Art. I'm Law.com IP reporter Scott Graham, and I am ready for the Supreme Court to get Oil States over with. In…
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By Max Mitchell | March 23, 2018
Prudential Insurance recently sued Philadelphia-based Prudential Bank for trademark infringement and unfair competition, claiming that the bank's recent name change is causing customer confusion.
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By Andrew Denney | March 22, 2018
The New York state Legislature is considering measures that would expand the state's “right to publicity” protections, which if passed, critics say, would curtail free speech and open media companies up to additional lawsuits.
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By Jenna Greene | March 22, 2018
Newly-retired Judge Richard Posner has penned a powerful brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit defending a pro se litigant whose case was curtly dismissed.
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By Scott Graham | March 21, 2018
In dissent, Judge Jacqueline Nguyen warned the decision amounts to copyrighting a musical style and will permit "entire genres of music to be held hostage to infringement suits."
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By Stephen M. Kramarsky | March 19, 2018
Intellectual Property columnist Stephen M. Kramarsky discusses 'Fox News Network v. TVEyes'. As this case makes clear, the boundaries of the fair use doctrine are murky, and even the courts don't always agree about what is permissible.
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By Andrew Denney | March 16, 2018
A copyright infringement suit concerning the use of an artist's work in an advertising campaign referencing the erotic drama “Fifty Shades of Grey” is bound by statute to remain in a Manhattan federal court, a judge ruled.
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