This week in Other Barks & Bites: the European Commission confirms to news outlets that it has formally withdrawn proposals to create an AI Liability Directive and a Regulation on Standard Essential Patents; the Block BEARD Act is introduced into the U.S. Senate to take on foreign piracy websites; IPWatchdog CEO Gene Quinn excoriates the Trump Administration’s efforts to transform the model for patent maintenance fees; the Senate Commerce Committee approves bills targeting advanced manufacturing and space exploration research; and more.
Recent Posts
- Other Barks & Bites for Friday, August 1: Senate Commerce Approves Advanced Manufacturing and Space Bills; Ninth Circuit Affirms Narrow Application of Jack Daniel’s; and EU Commission Confirms Withdrawal of AI Directive and SEP Regulation
- SEP ESP: Deciphering the United States’ Views on Irreparable Harm
- Republican Senators Ask Trump Admin to Fill Vacant IP Post, Use Tariff Negotiations to Deliver on Drug Pricing Goals
- CAFC Faults Western Texas for Excluding On-Sale Bar Evidence, Urgers Proper Daubert Analysis on Remand
- Federal Circuit Transfers Case to Second Circuit for Lack of Jurisdiction to Review Decision Stemming from Arbitration