A Taste of Geographical Indications: Landslide® Magazine Interview with Patrick Kole
The former vice president, legal and government affairs of the Idaho Potato Commission shares his experience with geographical indications issues.
Volume 17, Issue 1
The former vice president, legal and government affairs of the Idaho Potato Commission shares his experience with geographical indications issues.
Companies should be mindful of how they advertise and label their food products, especially when making “Made in the USA” claims.
Every food company’s IP strategy is unique and evolves based on factors such as industry, business model, and growth stage.
Challenges involving Ozempic® have ensued at the Federal Trade Commission and before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board and several U.S. district courts.
The proposed legal framework maintains a traditional system for human activities and introduces an AI-specific system where rules align with existing legal principles and human values.
Key changes relate to farmers’ privilege to retain propagating material, provisional protection, and the definitions of essential characteristics and essentially derived varieties.
China’s accession to the TRIPS Agreement has led to significant improvements in intellectual property protection and remedies for trademark infringement.
Determining whether adequate compensatory relief will be available at the conclusion of trial is typically well within the scope of damages testimony.
An analysis of state variations in noncompete regulations and federal trade secret caseloads suggests that the ban on noncompetes is unlikely to cause an immediate surge in trade secret cases.
The chair of the ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law highlights ABA-IPL’s advocacy efforts, collaborative initiatives, and practice resources.
Review brief synopses of recent court decisions involving copyrights, patents, trademarks, and trade secrets.