Court Grants Partial Summary Judgment In Significant AI Training Copyright Case

In a significant decision entered on February 11th, 2025 in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware (Case No. 20-cv-0613-SB) the Court granted partial summary judgment in a copyright case against a legal AI company, Ross Intelligence, and in favor of Thomson Reuters, owner of Westlaw. As set forth in the Court’s memorandum opinion, Thomson’s copyright claims were based on Ross’s use of thousands of “Bulk Memos” that were created by a second […]

By | Mar 09, 2025 ||

How President Trump Could Reshape Intellectual Property And Small Business In The US

With Donald Trump’s return to the White House, the implications for intellectual property law and small business are wide-ranging. Known for his strong stance on IP enforcement, especially against international threats, President Trump’s policies could bring opportunities and challenges for small businesses across America.

Here’s a look at what a Trump-led IP landscape might mean and how small businesses can position themselves for potential changes.
Enhanced IP protection but higher costs?
During Trump’s previous term, IP enforcement became […]

By | Mar 07, 2025 ||

2025 USPTO Trademark Fee Changes

Effective January 18, 2025, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will implement changes to its trademark fee structure. These adjustments seek to align government fees with the actual costs of trademark services and to facilitate the efficient administration of the trademark system.
Implications for Trademark Clients

Filing Fees Based on Character Count, Not Just Classes: One of the most notable changes to the USPTO trademark filing fees is the introduction of a $200 surcharge […]

By | Mar 05, 2025 ||