Trade Dress Infringement by Kennington Groff
Trade Dress Infringement: What Founders Should Learn from 7-Eleven v. Nike
The Case as a Launch-Clearance Warning
Trade dress infringement arises when the look of a product, package, store, website, color system, or commercial
AI licensing solved one problem and exposed another by Beth B. Moore
AI licensing solved one problem and exposed another
AI licensing disputes are shifting from copyright ownership to contributor rights
For much of the past two years, the legal
Texas App Store Accountability Act: Texas just made app developers part of the age-verification system by Elena Rogers
Texas App Store Accountability Act: Texas just made app developers part of the age-verification system
The law was aimed at app stores.
The Supreme Court just made skinny-label patent claims harder to plead by Kevin Bastuba
The Supreme Court just made skinny-label patent claims harder to plead
The Court’s latest patent decision is really about proof
Companies operating in regulated industries face
The trademark risks hiding inside creator commerce by Kennington Groff
The trademark risks hiding inside creator commerce
Creator businesses are starting to look like traditional brands
For years, trademark disputes felt like something that happened to large consumer companies.Global brands
Fundraising for Startups: Legal Blind Spots That Can Derail Your Round by Jeffrey A. Bekiares
Fundraising for Startups: Legal Blind Spots That Can Derail Your Round
For many founders, fundraising for startups begins as a pitch exercise. You refine the
AI copyright litigation risk for creators is now being tested in court by Beth B. Moore
AI copyright litigation risk for creators is now being tested in court
Influencer work in 2026 sits inside a tighter legal frame. A campaign
The USPTO’s Foreign Applicant Rule Shifts Control of U.S. Patent Filings to Registered Counsel by Ed Khalili, J.d., Pharm
The USPTO’s Foreign Applicant Rule Shifts Control of U.S. Patent Filings to Registered Counsel
A structural change is coming to U.S.
The USPTO’s Foreign Applicant Rule Shifts Control of U.S. Patent Filings to Registered Counsel by Ed Khalili, J.d., Pharm
The USPTO’s Foreign Applicant Rule Shifts Control of U.S. Patent Filings to Registered Counsel
A structural change is coming to U.S.
Appeals Gain Strategic Weight as USPTO Backlog Declines by Kevin Bastuba
Appeals Gain Strategic Weight as USPTO Backlog Declines
A System Under Pressure Has Begun to Rebalance
If your company relies on patents to support product development, valuation, or competitive
