In Brief:  Patent eligibility depends on whether the invention is “new”.

In Brief: In a copyright infringement case, the plaintiff has to prove that the defendant had access to the plaintiff's work.

In Brief: A trademark infringement plaintiff can only recover damages from a named defendant.

In Brief: A legal research company committed copyright infringement by using an artificial intelligence training model to capture a competitor's materials.

In Brief: A dupe trademark may not cause a likelihood of confusion.

In Brief: Beverly Berneman's blog celebrates the Public Domain Class of 2025.