President Obama made history last week when he nominated a WilmerHale appellate litigation partner to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
A federal appeals court today reversed an award of nearly $4.4 million against McDermott Will & Emery and its clients for what a lower court had earlier termed “abuse of…
Updated: An editor for a gadgets site that posted photographs of a lost iPhone prototype last week returned to his home in Fremont, Calif., on Friday night to find authorities…
Strengthening its ability to pursue computer crimes, the U.S. Department of Justice has added 15 new prosecutor positions to its Computer Hacking and Intellectual Property program.
When an individual who apparently found an iPhone prototype left at a California bar by an Apple engineer shopped it for sale, the Gizmodo gadget site reportedly purchased it for…
Dow Jones & Co. claims in a lawsuit that the subscription website Briefing.com copied a substantial portion of Dow Jones newswire content, often posting articles before they could appear online…
The former general counsel for Gucci doesn’t think he deserved to be fired for working at the company while on inactive status, and he explains why in an affidavit filed…
Seasoned bloggers are generally familiar with the parameters of copyright law. But anyone can start a blog, and even for those who have been active on the Internet for years…
Three hockey players who played the Hanson brothers 33 years ago in the comedy Slap Shot are still making professional appearances, to the consternation of the screenwriter.
Photographers and illustrators who say they were left out of a proposed $125 million settlement by Google concerning its massive book-scanning project have filed suit seeking additional damages.
A federal judge has ordered artist Shepard Fairey and his new lawyers in a copyright suit to disclose records that were destroyed, when it happened, and the persons responsible.
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