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2024 Commercial Litigation Outlook and Webinar Series

LexBlog IP

Trends covered in this edition include: Antitrust, Bankruptcy, Consumer Class Actions, Consumer Financial Services Litigation, eDiscovery & Innovation, ESG, Franchise & Distribution, Health Care Litigation, Insurance, Privacy, Real Estate Litigation, Securities Litigation, and the Trial Outlook.

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Tips for Santa to Maintain Trade Secrets at the North Pole

LexBlog IP

If elves are working remote, make sure they know not to download the gift-wrapping procedure from the Workshop shared drive to personal devices. Revisit the Workshop’s plan to limit disclosure of confidential information if a human finds their way in. The “Elf on a Shelf” has seen a lot from the outside.

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Around the IP Blogs

The IPKat

A Kat being extra careful while Mercury is retrograde Copyright SpicyIP analysed a recent decision from the Bombay High Court, in which it was decided that ideas cannot be copyrighted but can be protected through the application of confidentiality law.

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CJEU in C-597/19 Mircom: users of P2P networks might be infringing the making available right if duly informed

Kluwer Copyright Blog

Further, a contractual holder of intellectual property rights may in principle benefit from measures under the Enforcement Directive irrespective of actual use of the rights. Balance between intellectual property enforcement and safeguarding respect for private life and data protection.

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Ping® January 2022 – Reminder To Review Your Contracts

LexBlog IP

One of the most important tools to protect your business – your ideas (copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, confidential and proprietary information), customer relationships and talent pool – is your written contract. text: ‘Privacy’, }. }. }); }); Review Your Contracts Every Year. __ATA.initDynamicSlot({.

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The Epic Trade Secret Saga Continues – Will the Supreme Court take the case?

LexBlog IP

As readers of this blog may remember, the case originated in Wisconsin in 2015, where Epic asserted that Tata had unlawfully accessed Epic’s UserWeb to download more than one thousand unique files containing confidential information in order to develop a competing product.

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Flying Car Trade Secrets Dispute to Be Heard on the Merits

LexBlog IP

After discovering that some of those newly hired engineers had downloaded Wisk confidential documents before their departure to Archer, Wisk brought claims in the District Court for the Northern District of California under the Defend Trade Secrets Act (“DTSA”), 18 U.S.C. § § 1836 et seq. ,