AI training data might not be protected by fair use

AI training data might not be protected by fair use

US copyright laws are intended to protect the rights of authors and creators by granting them exclusive rights over their works. That way, authors and creators can control how their works are used, reproduced, and distributed. These laws are intended to encourage...

What did Dewberry do?

What did Dewberry do?

The US Supreme Court’s (SCOTUS) decision in Dewberry Group v. Dewberry Engineers was narrowly focused on one question: whether the trial court erred in treating the profits of defendant’s affiliates as “defendant’s profits” within the meaning of Section 1117(a) of the...

Thatchers v. Aldi: what does a look-a-like look like now?

Peter Vaughan, Associate Professor at Nottingham Law School, reviews the recent case that underscores the complexities of trademark law regarding look-a-like products, highlighting potential strategies for brand owners to protect their product packaging effectively.

The rise of influencer marketing and IP implications

Emma Pallister, Associate at Mathys & Squire, explores the burgeoning landscape of influencer marketing, examining its impact on consumer behavior, the legal implications for influencers regarding IP, and the necessity for brands to navigate advertising regulations to mitigate potential liabilities.

Meeting the 2025 INTA President: an interview with Elisabeth Stewart Bradley

Elisabeth sits down with The Trademark Lawyer to discuss her plans for the year ahead, earmarking her determination to serve the development of IP practice in an ever-evolving and complex landscape.

Navigating trademark challenges: the power of non-use cancellation

Nick Ji, Head of Trademarks & Patents at Corner Stone & Partners, highlighting recent trends and challenges in Chinese non-use cancellation while emphasizing its effectiveness as a strategy for removing obstacles and protecting trademarks.

Rankings: South America

10 of the best law firms from each of the top South American jurisdictions, including Argentina, Brazil and Chile.

Navigating the intersection of AI and copyright: UK Government’s proposed reform to copyright law

Giles Parsons, Partner, and Phoebe Price, Trainee Solicitor, of Browne Jacobson enter the heated debate surrounding the proposed reforms to copyright law in relation to AI as stakeholders grapple with the balance between fostering innovation and protecting the rights of creators.

Evergreening in trademark law: strategic implications and judicial interventions

Ivana Canucci, IP Counsel at Sporty Group, explores the practice of trademark evergreening, examining its strategic implications, notable judicial interventions, and the ongoing debate about its impact on market competition and innovation.

Parallel imports in Russia: current regulation and trends

Anna Degtyareva of Gorodissky & Partners examines the evolving landscape of parallel imports in Russia, detailing the government’s temporary allowances for select goods amid ongoing sanctions while reinforcing that parallel imports remain largely illegal.

The Trademark Lawyer Annual 2023

McDermott appoints new IP practice leadership, opens San Diego office

March 18, 2025 – International law firm McDermott Will & Emery is pleased to announce the appointment of Douglas (Doug) Carsten and Jennifer Mikulina as the new co-heads of the Firm’s global Intellectual Property (IP) Practice Group. In addition, Carsten will...

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