Intellectual Property Law and Copyright Laws

World Law Group's Intellectual Property Group explored this question in a discussion moderated by Stephanie Consonni de Schryver from TozziniFreire in Brazil, where lawyers from multiple jurisdictions shared how IP is influencing deal value, diligence, and risk allocation in practice.

In California, an employer’s invention-assignment agreement often looks like it gives the company ownership of every idea an employee touches. For engineers at high-growth technology companies...

InMode accused BTL of infringing a patent related to vaginal remodeling technology and methods. Following a stay pending a decision on the institution of an inter partes review...

World Law Group's Intellectual Property Group explored this question in a discussion moderated by Stephanie Consonni de Schryver from TozziniFreire in Brazil, where lawyers from multiple jurisdictions shared how IP is influencing deal value, diligence, and risk allocation in practice.

The landscape of counterfeiting litigation is shifting in ways that place online marketplace operators at the center of disputes from two directions. Brand owners are escalating efforts to hold...

The Federal Circuit's decision in Teva v. Eli Lilly marks a significant shift in US patent law, bringing American practice closer to European standards for antibody treatment claims.

The Copyright Act of 1976 authorizes a court to award actual damages due to infringement and infringer’s profits, as well as statutory and enhanced damages.

The UK Government’s report on the copyright and AI consultation was recently published. While the report confirms that balancing the interests of copyrights holders and AI developers is a complex exercise, it also provides an indication of likely scenarios to consider in this fast-evolving environment.

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act provides a crucial framework for protecting copyrighted material online through takedown notices. Understanding how to properly submit DMCA notices...

Two years after the FTC's landmark final rule on non-compete agreements, employers continue to navigate a rapidly evolving landscape shaped by litigation, state law developments, and enforcement priorities. Join Seyfarth attorneys as they examine where things stand now and what employers should be doing next to protect competitive interests while staying compliant.

In California, an employer’s invention-assignment agreement often looks like it gives the company ownership of every idea an employee touches. For engineers at high-growth technology companies...

In the AI-driven economy, trade secrets have become the invisible engine of competitive advantage—encompassing source code, proprietary workflows, customer intelligence, and operational systems that never appear...