Read about the importance for online providers to implement better safeguards to prevent liability stemming from wrong doers utilizing their services.

Read about the importance of reviewing a company’s IP protocols for best protection.

Read about the extended wait time for examination of U.S. trademark applications due to a surge in filings in 2021.

How the Supreme Court narrowed the definition of “authorized access” in CFAA, computer fraud cases.

How the Second Circuit overruled an FTC decision against 1-800 Contacts.

The Patent Pilot Program will come to an end in July 2021, taking with it the predictability afforded to patent litigation cases during the program.

The American Legal Institute (ALI) proposed a new copyright restatement that is creating controversy between musicians and proponents of innovation.

The Supreme Court will hear a copyright invalidation case between H&M and Unicolors over copyright infringement.

Read about MLP player Michael Bolsinger’s claims that his pitching signals are trade secrets and were misappropriated by the Astros.

While AI and FRS technology invade our daily lives in common and almost necessary uses, consumers should be aware of the potential concerns involving how the technology was and is being developed as well as potential security threats.

Read about New York’s new privacy law to safeguard tenant privacy in dwellings using biometric data for amenities such as keyless entry systems.

The use of the USPTO’s new ex party appeal brief resources helps inventors and attorneys efficiently draft proper appeals.

The use of IoT has expanded into business daily operations for many companies, so knowing how best to protect IoT devices from cyberattacks is important.

Read about Florida and Virginia implementing new state privacy laws.

The use of IoT has expanded into the gambling and casino world aimed at enhancing security and user experience.

The disclosure of client lists to a third party will remove the trade secret value and rights they once had when kept truly confidential.

The Supreme Court found that if certain factors are met, the copying of code can be considered fair use.

California law is helping provide consumer protection by banning the use of “dark patterns” on the web deeming such use to be deceptive trade practices.

Texas is now allowing substitute service of process using social media accounts.

The USPTO seeks comments for proposed changes to make the patent bar exam application process more efficient.