Who Will Save Your Sole?
On the eve of fashion month, the red-sole-showdown between Christian Louboutin and Yves Saint Laurent finally comes to an end. The Wall Street Journal reports that Louboutin can have trademark protection for his
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Apps Invading Your Privacy?
Over half of mobile application users now say that they have either uninstalled an app because it was collecting too much personal information or chose not to install an app in the first
[Read More]SOPA is Long Dead, But RIAA and MPAA Still Busy
The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and its sister bill, PIPA, died over six months ago, on January 18, after massive voter revolt following website blackouts by several major internet companies, including Google,
[Read More]Praying at the Pirate Altar: Sweden’s Newest Religion
File sharing remains ubiquitous despite the longstanding legal and enforcement battles the RIAA and governments around the world continue to wage (with varying degrees of effort). In fact, file-sharing is so popular that
[Read More]Smart Phone Litigation Continues: Google’s Motorola Mobility Takes Apple to Court
The recent smart phone patent battles appear to be showing no signs of slowing down in the near future with the recent announcement that Google’s Motorola Mobility unit has filed a patent-infringement case
[Read More]Technology Assisted Review: Takeda Case Shines a Light on New E-Discovery Guidelines
Takeda Pharmaceuticals faces multiple lawsuits alleging that it was aware of and willfully concealed a link between one of its most popular drugs, Actos, and increased risk for bladder cancer. This case is
[Read More]A “Kleen” Getaway
We reported on the debate over predictive coding in the antitrust case Kleen Products, LLC, et. Al. v. Packaging Corporation of America, et. Al., back in April. The plaintiffs argued that discovery should
[Read More]Apples to Apples? The Patent War with Samsung Continues
By now most of us are familiar with the high stakes Apple v. Samsung case (or Samsung v. Apple; as the two companies cannot agree whose name should be first) involving patents and
[Read More]Zynga and EA Square off in Murky Area of Law
Electronic Arts, the owner of Sims creator Maxis, is suing social gaming titan Zynga over The Ville’s alleged similarity to EA’s The Sims Social. This case has the potential to set a precedent
[Read More]A Glimmer of Hope for Improving Mobile Patent Law
Patent litigation has been exploding between technology giants, and nowhere is the trend more evident than among producers of mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets. You don’t have to look far
[Read More]The Olympic IP Police
Olympic sponsorship comes with a hefty price tag—about $100 million for a 4-year cycle—so it’s no surprise that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and United States Olympic Committee (USOC) take their IP rules
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