Rhetoric may be shifting toward an emphasis on
patent quality and enforcement behavior.
Originally published by Investor’s Digest. Reprinted with permission.
For more than two decades, few terms in intellectual property law have carried as much rhetorical force as “patent
Why intellectual property education belongs in every school—
and how to make it happen.
Originally published by Investor’s Digest. Reprinted with permission.
Even though intellectual property has become a central element of innovation, entrepreneurship, engineering and creative industries, and even
Originally published in Healthcare News and Healthcare Michigan.
Reprinted with Permission
LOI drift is one of the more underappreciated risks in healthcare transactions, and one of the more avoidable ones. It happens when the terms agreed to in a
Heads: Lawful and necessary tool
Tails: Unregulated IP rights infringer.
Originally published by Investor’s Digest. Reprinted with permission.
Artificial intelligence has moved from novelty to necessity at a pace few technologies have ever matched. Generative AI systems now draft text,
Originally published in Inventor’s Digest
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has entered a new chapter that could reshape how American inventors protect their ideas.
In October, USPTO Director John Squires reclaimed direct authority over decisions to institute patent review
State regulators are increasingly scrutinizing how companies market digital goods and whether consumers understand the rights they receive when they click “buy.” For companies involved in game publishing, digital distribution, e-commerce, and online marketplaces, the increased focus on digital ownership
Originally published in Healthcare News and Healthcare Michigan
In a prior article, I provided guidance for physicians and other medical professionals on how to compare the taxes payable under competing offers to join practice groups. I pointed out that these
Originally published in the April 2026 edition of Healthcare News.
As artificial intelligence (AI)‑driven tools proliferate across clinical care, diagnostics, and health insurance operations, the U.S. regulatory landscape is shifting rapidly in 2026. Absent a comprehensive federal AI statute, healthcare
With the FY 2027 H-1B cap filing season now behind us, employers may be tempted to pause H-1B planning until next spring. The period between petition filing and the October 1 start date, however, remains a critical compliance and planning
