The Supreme Court recently issued a significant ruling on indirect liability for copyright infringement. This decision clarifies how courts should approach cases where parties are accused of contributing to or facilitating copyright violations without directly committing them. The ruling also has important consequences for the effectiveness of notice and takedown procedures, which are essential tools for copyright holders seeking to protect their works online. This article br

The northern district of California recently ruled that AI use of copyrighted works is fair use. These decisions are harbingers of continued focus on balancing the rights of human creators with advancing AI technology

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As part of our committee work, CueCards received advance notice of a significant increase in trademark fees. The U.S. Patent and...

Wolters Kluwer's Licensing Journal published CueCards Legal's recent guidance on creating AI policies to govern the use of AI in...

CueCards tracks AI legislation and regulation with helpful links to stay on top of this evolving landscape.

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Should artificial intelligence be an owner or inventor for intellectual property

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There is an interesting juxtaposition between the FTC’s proposal to ban non-compete agreements and the passing of the Protecting...

Halloween trick or treat: U.S. Supreme Court decides to review patent, trademark and copyright cases.

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In two weeks of retirement, Tom Brady files 40 trademark applications. How are you protecting your personal brand?

WalMart has cited delay in challenging Vans shoes' effort to stop them from selling allegedly counterfeit shoes.

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