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This guidance covers four key areas, trade marks and designs, patents, copyright and exhaustion of IP rights.

These issues will spark much debate in the months to come, particularly surrounding the likely impact of these reforms on the way content is shared, used, disseminated and published on the internet.

Recently, dozens of lawsuits have been brought by plaintiffs’ attorneys against financial institutions, retail stores and other businesses alleging that they have been operating websites that violate the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Join us for an entertaining and enlightening discussion on the biggest copyright cases of the day, including:

Dorsey Benefits & Compensation Group will conduct its third annual forum on issues affecting employer sponsored health and welfare benefits. Sessions will focus on practical advice and guidance.

Congratulations in Missoula to Steve Bell, Jack Manning, Erin McCrady, and Dan Semmens

Dorsey Benefits & Compensation Group will conduct its third annual forum on issues affecting employer sponsored health and welfare benefits. Sessions will focus on practical advice and guidance.

Hundreds of thousands of California employers that engage independent contractors must reevaluate those classifications under the new standard embraced by the state’s high court yesterday.

As the law regarding patent eligibility for certain subject matter continues to evolve, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently clarified its examination procedure relating to subject matter.

Join Dorsey & Whitney for an overview of how the courts are considering these disruptive technologies as they mature into the consumer marketplace now and in the future.