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Smucker sues Trader Joe’s over Uncrustables copy
Smucker sues Trader Joe’s, claiming its frozen PB&J sandwiches copy Uncrustables' design, packaging, and trademarked look.
Judge questions $1.5B Anthropic-AI book piracy deal
A federal judge raised concerns over Anthropic’s $1.5B book piracy settlement with authors, warning the AI copyright case could still go to trial.
OpenAI, Ive, Altman blocked from using ‘IO’ amid lawsuit
A budding partnership between OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and legendary iPhone designer Jony Ive to develop a new artificial intelligence hardware product has hit a legal snag after a federal […]
Wisconsin attorneys assist NC hurricane victims
When Madison Attorney Jacqueline Jugenheimer was scrolling through LinkedIn in October, she came across a post from the American Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division calling for attorneys across the country […]
Law firms face wide array of cyberthreats
By Gina F. Rubel (First in a series) Law firms and their clients are facing an unprecedented rise in cybercrime, with 2024 being the biggest year yet for cybersecurity incidents. […]
Building a public profile builds a practice
By Ellen Keiley Lawyers who stand out in their community have probably taken the time and diligently worked to build their brand. Visibility has numerous benefits. Lawyers who are known […]
Lawsuit forces campaign to stop using song
ATLANTA — A federal judge in Atlanta ruled Tuesday that Donald Trump and his campaign must stop using the song “Hold On, I’m Coming” while the family of one of […]
Generative AI reshapes legal profession
Generative artificial intelligence, commonly known as GAI, is transforming the legal profession, enabling efficiency in tasks such as document review, research, and administrative chores.
Patent law also will feel the effects of AI
By Dave Nay The era of robots replacing lawyers has long been fodder for science fiction. But when it comes to patent law, that future is arriving ahead of schedule. […]
Intellectual Property – Copyright & Trademark – Personal Jurisdiction – Dutch Company – Software – Handshake Deal – Preliminary Injunction
The founder of the defendant-Dutch software company learned of the plaintiff-North Carolina software company’s product and reached into North Carolina to initiate a deal between the two companies. The companies […]
IP Frontiers: Checking in on expungement and reexamination: Early common pitfalls
by Special to The Daily Record BridgeTower Media Newswires ROCHESTER, NY — Since Dec. 18, the United States Patent and Trademark Office has accepted two new types of ex parte proceedings […]
Tech company on track to receive $31.95M for patent violations
A federal jury has awarded $10.65 million to a North Carolina engineering company after finding that another company took its plans for a new product and used them to secure […]
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Commentary
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