A Digital Independence Day: Celebrating 250 Years of Free Expression
As we commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States, few of our nation’s principles have proven to be more […]
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A Crucial Privacy Win as America Turns 250
The Fourth Amendment protects Americans’ “papers and effects[] against unreasonable searches and seizures.” 250 years later, these safeguards remain as […]
Justice Souter’s Copyright Legacy
Supreme Court Justice David Souter passed away on May 8, 2025, leaving behind a significant copyright legacy: authorship of Campbell […]
The Open Internet Order Doesn’t Need Chevron
In Ohio Telecom Association v. FCC, the consolidated challenge to the FCC’s Open Internet Order, which we now know will […]
Impromptu ‘IP Day’ at the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court acted on a number of different intellectual property cases today, deciding one, agreeing to hear two more, […]
Kirtsaeng v. Wiley and the Purpose of Copyright
In its recent decision in the long-running Kirtsaeng v. Wiley copyright litigation, the Supreme Court provided much needed clarification of […]
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Oracle v. Google Case Over Java Copyrights
This morning the Supreme Court issued an order indicating that it was declining to hear an appeal of the copyright […]
Previewing Tomorrow’s Supreme Court Oral Arguments: Commil v. Cisco Systems and Kimble v. Marvel Enterprises
Tomorrow the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in two intellectual property cases that could affect the technology sector: Commil […]
What Does the Supreme Court’s CVSG Order in Oracle v. Google Mean?
As Jon noted on Friday, the Supreme Court invited the views of the U.S. Solicitor General on whether to hear […]
Petrella Knocks Out MGM’s Laches Claim: Supreme Court Gives Raging Bull Heir New Day in Court
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