Borden Ladner Gervais LLP has brought intellectual property litigator Noelle Engle-Hardy in as a new partner on its IP team.
In New Zealand, people cannot register trademarks which are "likely to offend a significant section of the community", but ...
Over the years, the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) examiners and the EU Boards of Appeal have established significant jurisprudence. In certain instances, the refusal of a trademark is ...
The brain implant company cofounded by Elon Musk is moving to trademark several product names, including Telepathy and ...
An analysis of Software as a Service (SaaS) patenting in the US Patent and Trademark Office, including the challenges in ...
New Zealand law first prohibited the registration of “scandalous” marks in 1889. The language used in the trademark statute has been “likely to offend” since 2002. The current rules cover ...
Among technologists who build digital tools or programs, it is increasingly common to use AI as part of design and development processes. But as deep learning models flex their technical muscles more ...
The Supreme Court recently issued its opinion in Dewberry Group, Inc., FKA Dewberry Capital Corp. v. Dewberry Engineers Inc. (23-900, Feb. 26, ...
In a unanimous (and unsurprising) decision on Wednesday, the Supreme Court vacated an award of nearly $43 million in ...
Dewberry Group is the sole defendant here, and under that language only its own profits are recoverable.” This opinion is far more likely to find a place as a brief excerpt in casebooks on ...
The copyright and trademark complaint was filed Wednesday ... content from the plaintiffs’ websites in order to train large language models for its own AI products. By doing so, Cohere competes ...
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