OpenAI published a post on Friday featuring excerpts from 20 filings that urge a New York court to find that training large language models (LLMs) on copyrighted works is fair use.

Since April 5, 2026, a patent owner can file a paper opposing a request for ex parte reexamination before the USPTO decides whether to order it. Six months in, patent owners use the paper in about two ...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) issued a decision Friday affirming a summary judgment of ...

As access to inter partes review (IPR) becomes less predictable, accused infringers and other potential challengers are ...

A meme can travel from a private joke to a global advertising campaign before its creator – or the owner of the image behind ...

The Federal Circuit issued a decision today affirming a PTAB decision that upheld the rejection of all pending claims in a ...

Last week, the Alliance for U.S. Startups and Inventors for Jobs (USIJ) filed an amicus brief in support of the Centripetal ...

For most of professional history, experience could not be separated from the professional who acquired it. However, modern ...

The Federal Circuit on Thursday affirmed a PTAB ruling that held certain claims of a patent for network intrusion monitoring ...

The CAFC today affirmed the dismissal of a pro se patent owner’s claims against Live Nation, Ticketmaster, Major League ...

Several owners of Elvis Presley compositions filed a lawsuit against Anthropic alleging that the company copied copyrighted lyrics without authorization to train its Claude LLMs and that Claude ...

There is risk associated with filing a SMED that should cause practitioners to pause rather than race forward without serious consideration.