A recent article in Crain’s Cleveland Business interviews some local patent attorneys whose business will be affected by the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act, which was signed into law in September. As mandated by the Act, in March 2013 there will be a switch …
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Who knew that tedious licensing language could be so entertaining? Take a listen to these very short dramatic readings of Apple licensing software by actor Richard Dreyfus, brought to you by CNET.com. Thanks to Professor Karin Mika for the tip. …
HeinOnline’s Intellectual Property Law Collection searches over all the following at once, or whichever items you choose: Hundreds of compiled legislative histories for both old and more recent legislation Classic books Statutes Regulations Law Review articles Administrative decisions Manuals There …
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The International House of Pancakes has sued a Christian organization called the International House of Prayer for using the IHOP acronym. In addition to having similar names, the line between the two IHOP entities is further blurred by the fact …
Noam Cohen of The New York Times recently reported in “On Tyson’s Face, It’s Art. On film, a Legal Issue” that Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. was sued last month by Mr. S. Victor Whitmill for copyright infringement. Mr. Whitmill is …
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