Month: November 2016

Schumer’s Comments Don’t Equal AIA’s Legislative History Trying to figure out “intent” when a law’s language is ambiguous may be

"We Shall Overcome" Copyright Lawsuit Moves Forward IPNews® – A judge in New York ruled in favor of allowing a

All Checked Out – CJEU Decides on e-Lending of Books by Libraries As previously discussed on this very blog, the

Trump Wins Major Trademark Battle in China IPNews® – Donald Trump and the Trump Organization have scored a victory in

A New Era – What Does the Donald Trump Presidency Potentially Mean for IP? Now that the dust has settled

Ringing Hollow – Ringtone Trademark Rejected by EU General Court Since the introduction of the new Trade Mark Regulation No

Ohio State Accuses CafePress of Trademark Infringement IPNews® – Ohio State University has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit in federal

The Last Time the Cubs Won … There Was Plenty of IP Around A whole lot has changed in intellectual property