Sunstein Insights
Our monthly Intellectual Property Insights shed light on important IP events and decisions from the preceding weeks.
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Federal Circuit Asks Congress to Override Supreme Court's Denial of Patents for Diagnostics
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FTC Unfriends Facebook But Wants to Stay in Touch
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Twenty Years Under the Microscope: A Small Business, a Data Breach and the FTC
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Humvee Goes Into Battle: Will Its Trademarks Leave Tread Marks on Video Game Makers?
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State Universities Are Not Immune From Challenges to Their Patents at the USPTO
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IP Considerations For Distinctive Moves and Other Content in Video Games
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Brewing Up a Controversy: Super Bowl Ad Provokes Clash Between Two Beer Industry Juggernauts
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The California Consumer Privacy Act: More Relevant Than You Think
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Bipartisan Legislation Develops to Remove Supreme Court Roadblocks to Biotechnology and Computer Science Patents
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Copyright Owners Must Wait to File Infringement Claims
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Not All Litigation Expenses Are Recoverable Under the Copyright Act
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Once Again, the Federal Circuit Strikes Down Claims Directed to a Diagnostic Method
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Secret Sales Trigger the On-Sale Bar under the Patent Statute, Says the Supreme Court
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Europe’s One-Stop Shop for Privacy Regulation: For EU Companies Only?
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Restricting Keyword Advertising Can be Anticompetitive, holds the FTC
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Digital Resale: Where New Technology Stumbles Over Old Law
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The Federal Circuit Refines the Post-Alice Landscape, Holding Spreadsheet Tabs Patent-Eligible
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PTO Director Iancu Launches Bold Initiative to Resolve Uncertainty in Patent Eligibility Determinations
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New Guidelines Proposed for Functional Claiming in Computer-Related Inventions
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Big Changes to Canada’s Trademark Laws
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Congress Freshens Up Music Copyright Law for the Digital Age
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The Federal Circuit Continues to Uphold Some Software Patents Despite Alice
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Divided Patent Infringement: The Federal Circuit Doubles Down on a New Standard
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For Want of an Immediate Assignment of Patent Interests, Enforcement Rights Were Lost
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The First Circuit Allows a Chapter 11 Debtor to Terminate A Trademark License
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Cox Communications Makes Its Mark as the First Major Cable Provider To Lose its DMCA Immunity from Copyright Infringement
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Federal Circuit Is Finding More Inventions Patent-Eligible Despite Supreme Court’s Rigid Standard
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Patent Office Cracks Down On Repetitive Validity Challenges
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Federal Circuit Tells Patent Office: Rejecting Claims for Obviousness Must Be Better Supported
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Corporations Cannot Be Sued for Patent Infringement in a Judicial District Simply Because Their Employees Happen to Work from Home There
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IP Decisions Expected from the Supreme Court This Year
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A Patent License Conundrum: Is the Definition of “Valid Claim” Subject to Arbitration?
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The Federal Circuit Limits the Scope of Covered Business Method Proceedings
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States Are Cracking Down on Cybersecurity Laggards
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The Sale of a Patented Product Now Exhausts All U.S. Patent Rights
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Why China Should Top Your List of Countries for Foreign Patent Filing
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Settlement Agreements Can Provide a Yardstick for Measuring Damages in Subsequent Patent Infringement Lawsuits
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The On-Sale Bar Remains A Mighty Obstacle to Patentability, Even If The Sale Involves No Public Disclosure of the Invention
