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  1. Updated Guidelines on What Is “Obvious” Reflect an Updated PTO
    by Bruce D. Sunstein
  2. Software Makers, Take Note: Court Defines “Circumvention” Downward
    by Kerry L. Timbers
  3. Copyright Decision Deals Crippling Blow to Infringer: Decorative Furniture Not Merely Functional
    by Lisa M. Tittemore
  4. When Does an “Offer for Sale” Made in Another Country Result in Infringement of a U.S. Patent?
    by Thomas C. Carey
  5. Bimbo Knows the Muffin Man . . . and Teaches Him a Lesson in Trade Secrets
  6. The Federal Circuit Boots Another Patent Case Out of Texas, and Sends a Message
  7. Who’s Holding the Bag? When a Website Sells Infringing Articles, Credit Card Companies May Face Liability
    by Thomas C. Carey
  8. Congress May Restore Copyright Protection to Public Domain Foreign Works Despite First Amendment Concerns
    by Thomas C. Carey
  9. Bratz Beats Barbie: Appeals Court Reverses Jury Verdict and Rejects Constructive Trust
    by Thomas C. Carey
  10. The Federal Circuit Boots Another Patent Case Out of Texas, and Sends a Message
  11. Bilski v. Kappos: The Supreme Court Strikes a Blow for Inventors
    by Thomas C. Carey
  12. Silence is Deadly: The Peril of Inaction After Calling Someone an Infringer

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  1. FTC Ban on Non-Competes Thwarted by Texas Federal Court
    by Sharona H. Sternberg

  2. Supreme Court Rules that Copyright Infringement Claims Can Cover Decades of Damages
    by Thomas C. Carey

  3. USPTO Proposes New Rules on Terminal Disclaimers: A Potential Setback for Patentees
    by Shane Hunter
  4. The New York Times v. OpenAI: The Biggest IP Case Ever
    by Thomas C. Carey

  5. Federal Circuit Narrows “Comparison Prior Art” for Design Patent Infringement
    by Rob D. Pyatt

  6. Dance, Fortnite, and the “Epic” Battle for Copyright Protection
    by Sharona H. Sternberg

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