On June 15, 2026, a federal court in San Francisco dismissed xAI's trade secret claims against OpenAI with prejudice.

The full Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday unanimously advanced the “Nurture Originals, Foster Art, and Keep ...

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Tomorrow, June 17, the Senate HELP Committee will vote on a raft of bills aimed at making medical care more affordable.

“[Sua sponte review] is not always the most efficient process, and parties should be able to seasonably raise issues affecting institution.” – Squires precedential order In Light & Wonder, Inc. v.

Less than two weeks after Judge Pauline Newman filed her reply brief with the U.S. Supreme Court, the Court has today denied ...

The USPTO announced late Monday that it is designating as informative a decision finding that discretionary denial is not ...

“The Board did not explain why its outcome as to claim 2, which differed from that of the district court’s adjudication, is warranted.” – Director Review Order In an order issued earlier this week, ...

Last week, economic consulting firm Cornerstone Research published a report, titled Intellectual Property Litigation: U.S. Trends in Global Perspective, detailing global diversification in patent ...

Committee held a hearing today during which they debated and ultimately advanced two bills targeting brand pharmaceutical ...

“Game Plan argued [in its petition] that the ruling conflicted with Section 1115(b) of the Lanham Act, which provides that a mark that has become incontestable constitutes conclusive evidence of the ...

The current path to receiving a Notice of Allowance remains slow and expensive. Both of these critical problems can be solved by the USPTO right now through a simple but powerful new tool: an ...