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By Luke T. Mohrhauser
Patent applications are often drafted very early during the development of a system, method, or apparatus. This could be during the development of a new or upcoming product offering, or iterative improvements to existing products. There can be conflicting considerations in (1) covering the new development, while also (2) disclosing as broadly as possible […]
By Christine Lebron-Dykeman
A trademark or service mark consists of any word, name, symbol, or device (e.g., product design or packaging, color, sound, or smell) that is distinctive and non-functional used by a person or business as a “source identifier”. In other words, when consumers or potential consumers see the mark, they associate it with the manufacturer or […]
By Cassie J. Edgar
Patent disputes at the intersection of science and law, such as in agriculture and health care, have always carried unique weight. They involve inventions that impact food security, patient outcomes, regulatory timelines, and billion-dollar markets. Litigation is a main option for resolution, but increasingly companies are turning to structured settlement processes designed specifically for complex […]
By Kirk M. Hartung
(Jointly authored by Kirk Hartung, an IP attorney in the U.S., and Danish attorneys Niels Skyttedal Dahl-Nielsen and Sille Rahbæk Grostøl) Denmark’s parliament has recently proposed new legislation, the first of its kind in Europe, which will give individuals rights to their own face, body, and voice in connection with the use of AI. In […]
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