Proving Damages in an Emerging Industry: Lessons from Waymo v. Uber
By Ronald T. Coleman Jr. and Anne Horn Baroody – May 14, 2019 | The case illustrates the efforts plaintiffs should undertake to tie their damages to the specific misappropriation.
Intellectual Property Litigation
The Intellectual Property Litigation Committee’s membership is made up of experienced litigators from all over the country working to keep IP litigators informed in all areas relating to patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, the internet, and related unfair competition cases.
Recent Articles
Early (and Detailed) Disclosure of Trade Secrets: The Battle at the Heart of Trade Secrets Litigation
By David M. Caves – May 14, 2019 | The cases are not uniform and continue to provide plenty of ammunition for both sides.
Recent Practice Points
Get It in Writing!
By Michael D. Steger – February 14, 2020 | Copyright case involving famed glass sculptor illustrates pitfalls of not documenting artists’ contributions.
What to Know About Amending Infringement Contentions After Source Code Review
By Ken Fung – December 12, 2019 | Failing to know how the facts and circumstances fit into local case law can have major consequences.
Audio
Picture This: Litigating Copyright Infringement of Photographs
Digital technology has led to an explosion of litigation regarding the infringement of photographs. This program will explore strategies for claimants and defendants in copyright photography litigation through an examination of recent cases. The panel will feature experienced copyright litigators Kevin McCulloch and Cynthia Arato, along with Mickey Osterreicher, General Counsel of the National Press Photographers Association.
State of Play: Copyright Protection for Pre-1972 Sound Recordings
Federal copyright law does not protect sound recordings created prior to February 15, 1972. A spate of lawsuits over the last several years has sought to establish the scope of state law protection for such pre-72 recordings. This program will explore the current landscape in the wake of those lawsuits. (59:54 min.)
Roundtables
Picture This: Litigating Copyright Infringement of Photographs
Digital technology has led to an explosion of litigation regarding the infringement of photographs. This program will explore strategies for claimants and defendants in copyright photography litigation through an examination of recent cases. The panel will feature experienced copyright litigators Kevin McCulloch and Cynthia Arato, along with Mickey Osterreicher, General Counsel of the National Press Photographers Association.
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2020 Corporate Counsel CLE Seminar
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Legal Implications of New Technologies, Part Three: Autonomous Vehicles in the Air and Elsewhere [CC]
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Attorneys should expect to be confronted with various issues arising out of the design and use of autonomous vehicles including, for example, civil and criminal liability.