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Forms of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) have become commonplace for employers in recent years, particularly in the hiring process. From screening resumes to scheduling interviews, opportunities to automate human...

It is no secret that the onset of wearable technology has resulted in the creation of more personal activity data than ever before. Fitness trackers and smartwatches record our location history, heart rates, how often we sit...

Trademark specimens are a vital part of a trademark application that are submitted to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to prove that the applicant is actually using the mark in commerce. In recent years,...

The definition of “intellectual property” in Section 11 U.S.C § 101(35A) of the Bankruptcy code omits ‘trademarks’ from its scope. This omission has caused a split amongst the Circuit courts as to the rights of a...

The territorial limits of trademark rights and the standing of foreign trademark owners to assert claims based on conduct in the United States pose complex issues. Navigating this area of law is key to proper trademark...