The Second Circuit affirmed a jury's co-ownership finding for the trademark ZIONESS and reversed a denial of attorney's fees due to incorrect party analysis. The Federal Circuit clarified that 'identical' means the same in a non-infringement claim. The Trump Administration reportedly discussed investing in Intel to boost American chip manufacturing. The Ninth Circuit revived a $72 million trade secret case against Boeing, reassigned due to a conflict of interest. The USPTO ceased expedited design application examinations amid rising fraud concerns. Lastly, the Korean Supreme Court found insufficient creativity in a claim related to the 'Baby Shark' song.
The Korean Supreme Court has ruled that an American children's songwriter lacked sufficient creativity in the well-known 'Baby Shark' folk song to support copyright infringement claims against Pinkfong.
The Federal Circuit determined that 'identical' means exactly the same during a claim construction review, reversing a denial of a judgment as a matter of law regarding non-infringement.
The Second Circuit affirmed a jury's finding of co-ownership for the trademark registration of ZIONESS, while also reversing the denial of attorney's fees due to erroneous analysis.
The USPTO has ended requests for expedited examinations of design applications following a significant increase in fraudulent filings, highlighting concerns over misuse of the system.
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