We are all trolls now…
As I noted in prior posts on this blog, a key conclusion of my forthcoming article Patent Troll Myths is… Read More »We are all trolls now…
Michael Risch
Information Wants to be Free…
But how you free it is another thing… Man accused of hacking millions of papers at MIT (H/T Orin Kerr)
How a Formerly Obscure Patent Issue Could Cost YouTube
This week, the Supreme Court issued a nearly unanimous opinion in Global-Tech Appliances v. SEB, a case dealing with an… Read More »How a Formerly Obscure Patent Issue Could Cost YouTube
When the Right Interpretation of the Law is a Scary One (CFAA Edition)
A divided 9th Circuit panel decided U.S. v. Nosal today. The case initially looks like a simple employee trade secret… Read More »When the Right Interpretation of the Law is a Scary One (CFAA Edition)
Civil Procedure in Patent Clothing
The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals recently decided an important patent civil procedure case (en banc)Â about the scope of injunctions.… Read More »Civil Procedure in Patent Clothing