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The Recorder

AI Can't Be an Inventor, but Can It Be a Patent Killer?

"While AI speeds innovation and broadens knowledge, part of its legacy may be to narrow the scope of patentable invention," writes Michael K. Friedland of Friedland Cianfrani.
10 minute read

Law.com

Temu Sued by SHEIN for Copyright Infringement, Separate Data Privacy Class Actions Continue in New York

SHEIN, an online retailer of discounted goods, sued various defendants associated with Temu, accusing the Chinese e-commerce platform of using the plaintiff's photographs of apparel to sell it owns products.
4 minute read

The Recorder

UnitedLex Faces Copyright Suit for Allegedly Using Software Application Without a License

Scalr brought claims of direct infringement of the plaintiff's rights under the U.S. Copyright Act, contributory copyright infringement, inducement of copyright infringement, unfair competition under California Business and Professional Code Section 17200 as to UnitedLex's use and sales in California.
3 minute read

New Jersey Law Journal

Key Takeaways From the Latest USPTO Guidance on AI

"AI, now a reality rather than a possibility, has the potential to reshape the legal landscape," writes James DeCarlo.
6 minute read

Law.com

8th Circuit Denies Campaign Committee's Attorney Fees in 'Success Kid' Copyright Suit

The court ultimately concluded that the jury properly determined that the committee didn't make fair use of the template because the fair-use test weighs heavily in the plaintiff's favor.
5 minute read

The Recorder

Netflix Sued for Copyright Infringement Over Clips in 'You Are What You Eat' Series

A Scottish videographer claims that Netflix and the Oceanic Preservation Society used his still photographs and video clips about open-cage salmon farming in a documentary series.
3 minute read

New York Law Journal

Oppenheim & Zebrak Leads Lawsuit Against Google for Allegedly Promoting Pirated Textbook Materials in Ads

"Google operates a shopping marketplace that is essentially a thieves' den. It is rife with pirates, while excluding similar ads from legitimate sellers," Matthew Oppenheim, managing partner of Oppenheim & Zebrak, said in a statement. "Google has been told over and over again about the pirates, but puts its own profits ahead of the law."
3 minute read

Litigation Daily

An In-House Lawyer's Perspective on Going to Trial

Pete Welch of Take-Two Interactive Software discusses how watching his company go to trial against a tattooist who inked Lebron James "felt like watching the most intense reality show, where the subject matter is your daily work life."
8 minute read

Law.com

A 'Spotify Model' for AI Content: ArentFox Schiff's AI, Metaverse & Blockchain Co-Leader Suggests Licensing to Combat Generative Misuse

"I think as the industry matures, which it's doing very rapidly, it's going to shift from that sort of 'Wild West' model where there's a lot of piracy happening, into something that is more respectful of the rights of both the third-party brands, creators, celebrities, artists and media companies," Dan Jasnow, a partner with ArentFox Schiff, told Law.com.
6 minute read

National Law Journal

Judge Finds Popular DC Restaurant Infringed 'Gypsy' Mural Photo

Southern Proper Hospitality Group (SPHG) and managing partner Chris Hadermann "exceeded the scope of the license with all their uses relating to Gypsy Kitchen's D.C. location," Judge Timothy J. Kelly of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia wrote in a memorandum opinion.
3 minute read

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