When intellectual property gets infringed upon, even companies with lots of resources to pursue legal action have decisions to make about whether to go after the infringer.
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The Alice Conundrum
Despite receiving guidance from the USPTO, patent eligibility for abstract ideas is still unclearby Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorIn January of this year, it seemed as though muddy waters surrounding the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Alice Corp v. CLS Bank International were going to be cleared with guidance from the USPTO saying how it would define an abstract idea.
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Is There a Cannabis Trademark Gold Rush?
USPTO opens door to CBD trademarks as the market boomsIn the booming legal cannabis market, registering a trademark at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office remains a dodgy proposition as marijuana remains generally illegal under federal law.
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Year of the Woman
Women law firm leaders discussed attrition and harmful policies in a time where women hit an all-time high in law firm, business and government leadership positionsby Tony Flesorby Tony FlesorFemale office and law firm leaders from Colorado joined Law Week Colorado managing editor Tony Flesor…
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Even before Lauren Varner was an attorney, it was clear she was going to do personal…
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Alison Zinn got into her practice area for its ever-changing “Wild West” nature. Court appearances are…
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Employment attorney Charlotte Sweeney has been one of the key drafters of this session’s Equal Pay…
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Hogan Lovells partner Regina Rodriguez is already a well known name in the commercial litigation world.…
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Kelley Duke literally helped write the book on Colorado’s regulations for transportation network companies. In 2014,…
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From where Rita Connerly sits, she can see a wealth of development opportunities east of Denver.…