Apple reaches for transparency with consumers by requiring privacy labels on apps sold in the Apple app store, to identify what user data is collected and how it is used.

Legal issues that cosplayers could encounter in Japan.

Discord facing legal issues after being sued by Coretek claiming patent infringement.

The Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act is set to provide consumers with safeguards for personal data privacy and require stringent regulations from businesses collecting consumer data.

Though the terms dealers and distributors are often used interchangeably, there are important differences between the two.

The Robinhood investment service is in the middle of the Gamestop trading controversy and a wrongful death case.

Andrei Iancu, former USPTO Director, leaves post with highlights of his accomplishments over the past three years.

The Robinhood app is creating changes in how major investment companies do business for the better to consumers, but it has also been in the middle of the Gamestop trading controversy recently raising questions.

Showing credibility through videoconferencing like Zoom hearings, depositions, and trials can be difficult. However, some basic tips for presentation, organization, and advance preparation can help.

Grindr’s sharing of personal consumer information without explicit consent has caused outrage and safety concerns, with Norway stating it will fine the company $11.7M.

Amazon’s Brand Registry can provide support to help brand owners selling on Amazon from unauthorized sellers and counterfeit sales.

Although most companies collect user data and enforcement agencies seek access, some companies are resisting use of encryption backdoors.

Amazon implemented brand gating to help detect and prevent counterfeiting on its platform.

A recent trend sees patent damages being treated as capital gains for income tax purposes.

Effective December 1, 2020, amendments to the EDTX local patent rules for invalidity contentions were made to ensure a defendant an opportunity to prepare invalidity contentions as well as to reflect changes resulting from the AIA.

A court determines that a continued use provision identified within the DTSA should allow for retroactive application in misappropriation cases.

The expectation of privacy in choosing “private browsing” when surfing the Internet may have either been misconstrued or have been intentionally misleading. A California class action suit aims to hold Google accountable for claims of alleged privacy violations.

A rise in use of edge computing over cloud computing is expected as the use of IoT and smart devices require faster processing times, bandwidth, and stable connectivity.

The Tiger King saga continues with lawsuits claiming IP infringement. However, judge dismisses claims applying the Rogers test and finding first amendment rights.