Difference Between Patentability Search Opinion and a Non-Infringement Opinion
Understand the difference between a patentability opinion and a non-infringement opinion, and when your business needs each.
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If You Develop an App with Someone Else, Who Owns the Patent & Copyright Rights?
Building an app with someone else? Learn who owns the patent and copyright rights and how to protect your ownership, from Founders Legal.
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Patent Infringement Defense
USPTO uncertainty around PTAB and IPR limits could reshape patent infringement defense strategy for accused infringers and IP-heavy companies.
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Trade Dress Infringement
7-Eleven’s lawsuit against Nike shows how colorways, launch timing, and consumer association can turn a product’s look into trademark risk.
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AI licensing solved one problem and exposed another
AI Licensing is evolving beyond copyright as musicians, performers, and creators challenge who gets included in AI deals.
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The Supreme Court just made skinny-label patent claims harder to plead
Skinny-label patent claims just became harder to pursue. Here’s what the Supreme Court’s decision means for regulated businesses.
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The trademark risks hiding inside creator commerce
Creator businesses increasingly face trademark risks once merch, events, and brand expansion enter the picture. Here’s what founders should know.
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AI copyright litigation risk for creators is now being tested in court
AI copyright litigation risk for creators is now being tested in court Influencer work in 2026 sits inside a tighter legal frame. A campaign can feature an AI avatar, a cloned voice, or a heavily edited face. Your archive can feed copyright disputes over AI training. Your name, likeness, voice, slogans, and recurring visual signatures…
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The USPTO’s Foreign Applicant Rule Shifts Control of U.S. Patent Filings to Registered Counsel
The USPTO’s Foreign Applicant Rule reshapes U.S. patent filings by mandating registered counsel…read more
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Appeals Gain Strategic Weight as USPTO Backlog Declines
USPTO Backlog Declines, forcing companies to reassess patent timelines, escalation, and portfolio decisions.
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