Although OpenX claimed it does not market directly to children, it was found guilty of COPPA and other privacy violations and fined $2 million.

Since 2017, music star Taylor Swift has been involved in a protracted legal dispute over her 2014 song “Shake it Off” with claims of copyright infringement.

Kytch sued Taylor for trade secret infringement involving a device used to diagnose McDonald’s ice cream machines.

Olive argues that the University of Houston System infringed his copyrighted materials by taking aerial photographs of the Houston skyline that are unauthorized, and as such, qualify as a per se physical taking that violates the Fourteen Amendment’s due process obligations as well as the Fifth Amendment’s Taking Clause.

Google and Apple won on appeal to have venue transferred to California in cases brought in Texas.

Google and Apple are implementing changes in their app stores to help raise standards for consumer privacy in mobile apps.

Buc-ee’s sued for trademark infringement claiming the use of a similar name, similar use of font and colors, is evidence of an attempt to trade off the Buc-ee’s brand.

A court will have to agree that reasonable consumers would have the mistaken belief that strawberry pop-tarts are advertised falsely for a class action against Kellogg’s to proceed.

DoorDash has challenged a New York City law that requires food delivery app services, such as DoorDash and UberEats, to share the personal information of customers that have used their delivery app services after they complete orders.

A federal court sided with Edie Parker trademark owner against right of publicity claims from Edie Parker’s estate.

Trademark owners, with their marks canceled or abandoned due to trademark scams, should seek out experienced trademark counsel when attempting to re-establish their registration rights.

In Life Spine, Inc. v. Aegis Spine, Inc. the court blocked a former distributor and parent company from selling devices that incorporated trade secret information.

Copyright infringement can be considered criminal. Three employees were found guilty of high theft crime for copyright violations.

A federal district court gave the go-ahead to a suit brought by plaintiffs claiming that Apple’s “Siri” recorded private conversations.

Thaler seeks to get its artificial intelligence (AI) neural network, DABUS, be recognized as a patent inventor in the U.S.

Read about how the Supreme Court outlined three scenarios of limitations on assignor estoppel in patent cases.

Brand protection and the issue with customization art.

How to design and implement an IP enforcement program for the best cost benefit.

Read about representative Castor’s proposed changes to the PRIVCY Act and COPPA aimed to better protect children and teenagers online.

Read about how Tiffany & Co. worked to best defend against infringing use of its mark while also protecting against the potential for invalidation of its mark.