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Litigation | Intellectual Property Attorney - Part 2

Litigation

01Mar 2016

Have a Great Idea for BMW? Forget About It!

March 1, 2016 Litigation
BMW

Have you ever had a great idea for an existing product? Were you dying to approach the manufacturer to suggest it? Do you think that the manufacturer would even listen to you? David Lazarus, an LA Times reporter, recently wrote about this subject.  Mr. Lazarus recounts the experience of a Dr. Ron Aryel, who approached […]

30Apr 2014

Google Street View Revisited…

April 30, 2014 Litigation
TM is for Trademarks

Last month, we reported that Google lost patent infringement litigation relating to the Google Street View technology and that Street View was off the air.  While Google did lose the infringement litigation, if Street View was ever down it was back on line by the time our newsletter published. — Robert Yarbrough, Esq.

30Nov 2011

Trademark Infringement Cases on the Rise

November 30, 2011 Litigation, Trademark
Internet and Intellectual Property

Trademark owners are now litigating more than ever to preserve their brand names and logos. They are taking aggressive stands with much success.  Here are some recent examples. Courts are enforcing the law of trademark infringement and trademark dilution to prevent unfair competition, a commercial tort designed to promote fair and honest competition. To preclude […]

28Jul 2011

Employees, Patent Rights and Government Contracts – Who owns that invention?

July 28, 2011 Licensing, Litigation, Patent
Copyright

Every employer that engages in research and development work should obtain a present assignment of patent rights in future inventions from every employee.  The U.S. Supreme Court underscored this fact in the recent case of Standford v Roche. Stanford University’s research employee worked on a project to detect HIV infection.  In the employment agreement, the […]

29Jun 2011

Ask Dr. Copyright….A genuine transfer of rights is necessary before starting copyright law suits

June 29, 2011 Ask Dr. Copyright, Copyright, Litigation
Internet and Intellectual Property

Dear Doc, What ever happened to that “Copyright Troll” that was trying to sue anyone who quoted the Las Vegas newspaper? Jus’ Wondrin’ Dear Jus: Funny you should ask.  You will recall that Righthaven LLC (the “troll” you talked about) is a company that brought hundreds of law suits for copyright infringement against web sites, […]

29Jun 2011

LWH Reclaims Domain Name from Marchex Sales

June 29, 2011 Internet Law, Lipton Weinberger & Husick Blog, Litigation
TM is for Trademarks

Your trademarks are among your company’s most valuable assets; controlling them is a necessity for successful branding.  Domain names, particularly if they incorporate your trademarks, are part of your intellectual property portfolio and demand as much attention as your other assets. Sometimes, through no fault of your own,  another company owns a domain name, which […]

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