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Dispute concerns patented e-vaporiser devices | Complaints, filed at the US International Trade Commission and a US district court, mark the latest stage in the duo’s long-running feud. 23 August 2023
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The new hire brings broad cross-cultural experience to the firm, which she say is“committed” to China and the broader Asia region. 23 August 2023
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Firm accused of industrial espionage and IP infringement | Dispute concerns integrated circuit methods and devices. 22 August 2023
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The long-running dispute between Apple and a university may be resolved, but the IP of educational institutions remains an easy target for efficient infringers, say Alfonso Chan and Raphaël Chabaneix of McKool Smith. 22 August 2023
Copyright
Inventor of DABUS loses attempt to name his AI ‘Creativity Machine’ as author of artwork | Thaler also requested that copyright should transfer to him “as a work-for-hire” | Judge upholds Copyright Office’s previous denials. 21 August 2023
Copyright
Luxury car maker sought to halt proceedings in California against Rolls-Royce dealers | Court decided that exclusive jurisdiction clause did not apply to circumstances. 21 August 2023
Patents
Intercurrency Software sues the two platforms alleging infringement of three of its patents | Technology covers consolidated currency trading and exchange, which enables the user to trade in a preferred currency. 18 August 2023
Copyright
The use of generative AI tools has led to questions over the copyrightability of certain outputs as well as publicity rights issues, say Bryan Sterba, Matt Savare and Chloe Rippe of Lowenstein Sandler. 18 August 2023
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The firm has added an IP and innovation expert to its commercial services practice. 18 August 2023
Copyright
Recent court cases are beginning to hint at how copyright issues concerning the training of generative AI algorithms will be handled—but firmer guidance is needed to reassure artists, say Matt Savare, Bryan Sterba and Chloe Rippe of Lowenstein Sandler, in part I of a two-part series. 17 August 2023
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