Two Judges, Same District, Opposite Conclusions: The Messy Reality Of AI Training Copyright Cases
From the blind-judges-and-the-ai-copyright-elephant dept
Getty Sues AI Company For IP Infringement On Both Sides Of The Pond
Big case for the future of IP!
3 Takeaways From The Lex Machina 2025 Patent Report
Modern patent litigation remains a vibrant and challenging pursuit for both plaintiffs and defendants.
Eminem Hits Meta With A Copyright Lawsuit After It Allegedly Misappropriated Hundreds Of His Songs
That is not what he meant by losing yourself in the music, Meta!
Contract Queen Taylor Swift Regains Control Of Her Master Recordings
She's inspired other musicians to negotiate for ownership of their master recordings in their record contracts, too.
Patenting Privation (Part III): Empowering Revenge
Much like America's waistline, a dispute between Eli Lilly and a large compounder called Empower Pharmacy is expanding.
How Strong Is Your Firm’s Financial Visibility?
Discover how to gain more control over your firm’s finances and unlock smarter growth strategies—take a quick financial visibility quiz designed for law firms.
Biglaw Partner Shares What It’s Really Like To Work In Intellectual Property Law
She also dishes on how AI is changing the legal landscape.
Elton John Calls Government ‘Losers’ For Letting Tech Firms Skirt Copyright Laws
The ‘Tiny Dancer’ singer is a huge proponent for the next generation of artists.
Into The Sun: Federal Circuit Provides Clarity On The Role Of Injunctions In Pharma Cases
An interesting scenario where the limited lifespan of a patent renders it less effective as a means of keeping out a competitive product from the market.
3 Questions For A Tech Entrepreneur Turned Chinese Patent Enforcer (Part II)
Thoughts from a tech leader who stands as Microsoft's formidable opponent in a landmark patent infringement case in China.
Do Law School Rankings Affect Your Choice?
Share your insights in this brief survey.
Plagiarism Panic Hits The Courtroom (Again), And It’s Still Nonsense
When a lawyer copies a public complaint to represent a nearly identical client, is that unethical—or just efficient? Spoiler: it’s the latter.
3 Questions For A Tech Bro Turned Chinese Patent Enforcer (Part I)
Matthew Allan Newman shares his experiences navigating the Chinese IP landscape.
Nobody Beats The Wiz
Ultimately, the proposed purchase of Wiz by Google raises the potential value of the patent lawsuit even higher to the parties, making the case even more worthy of our attention going forward.
Sculpting A Copyright Do-Over
As a bonus, the opinion answers some pressing questions on one of the hottest topics in copyright law today.
3 Questions For A College Athlete Turned Birdie Girl (Part II)
When confronted with an unplanned business crisis, it is important to lean on trusted advisors.