This week in Other Barks and Bites: the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) says Judge Alan Albright abused his discretion in denying transfer to Honeywell; Judge Pauline Newman argues to keep her district court case against CAFC alive; Google settles a patent lawsuit launched by an AI chip company asking $1.67 billion in damages; the International Trademark Association (INTA) publishes a report highlighting companies’ IP value; and the Pokemon Company releases a statement on potential copyright infringement by a rival game developer.
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- Other Barks and Bites for Friday, May 10: Bipartisan Congress Members Call for GAO Study on March-In Proposal; USPTO Warns Trademark Applicants of Data Leak; Supreme Court Rejects Time Limit on Copyright Damages
- The World’s AI Companies Are Killing Trust in the Technology
- SCOTUS Rejects Three-Year Limit on Copyright Damages But Sidesteps Accrual Question
- G+ Communications v. Samsung: The Perils of Being ‘Half-Committed’ to FRAND
- Four Factors to Consider When Deciding Whether to Use Trade Secrets