Ohio Supreme Court Holds that Retained Memory Can Constitute a Trade Secret
In the past courts have drawn a distinction between trade secrets that were tangible or written and those that were retained in memory, offering protection
In the past courts have drawn a distinction between trade secrets that were tangible or written and those that were retained in memory, offering protection
It seems that in the world of branding and trade-marks the Internet is turning into a genuine Wild West. This truth becomes evident upon reading
In the Supreme Court decision in Quanta Computer, Inc. v. LG Electronics, Inc,[1] the Court unanimously agreed to uphold the doctrine of patent exhaustion. The
Craigslist is a popular free online website where people can advertise or seek information about jobs, personals and goods and services. Over two years ago,
The United States Congress rescued citizens in the state of Montana from a Las Vegas businessman who attempted to expropriate, albeit legally via trademark registration,
On August 8, 2008, a US Court ruled that fair use can be used as a defence to the copyright infringement of sound recordings. In