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Judge Alan D Albright (Western District of Texas) loves patent cases. Before his appointment as a district judge in 2018, he was a patent litigator. After his appointment, he “went on a media blitz, letting everyone know that his court would welcome patent litigation.” As detailed here, Judge Albright adopted standing…
A legal dispute between a traditional clothing brand and a Web3 company has reached a federal court in Florida. PEI Licensing, the firm behind the Original Penguin apparel brand, filed a lawsuit against the nonfungible token project Pudgy Penguins, alleging trademark infringement, dilution and unfair competition linke…
New research from the Clarivate Centre for IP and Innovation Research shows that AI adoption in IP has increased from 57% in 2023 to 85% in 2025, marking a shift from pilots to embedded workflows. Confidence correlates with breadth of exposure, but trust remains conditional on governance and explainability. AI is beco…
In the latest episode of IPWatchdog Unleashed, I sat down with my good friends Brad Close, who is the Executive Vice President of Transpacific IP, and Jim Carmichael, a former judge on the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences and founder of Carmichael IP. Brad, Jim and I engaged in a candid conversation that prov…
Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal has announced a three-year waiver of government fees for intellectual property (IP) registrations in India's sports sector, aiming to strengthen the country's sports economy. Speaking at the World Intellectual Property Day celebrations, Goyal introduced a policy de…
On March 8, 2025, China’s Supreme People’s Procuratorate (SPP) released its 2025 Work Report at the 14th National People’s Congress. Regarding intellectual property, the SPC states that 21,000 people we prosecuted for IP crimes in 2024 and highlighted what may be the trade secret case of Zhang, who was prosecuted unde…
New trademarks are increasing rapidly, meaning intellectual property law firms are in high demand. Here’s how to manage the boom. Intellectual property has long been the backbone of innovation. The ingenious ideas captured in patents, trademarks, copyrights, designs and more fuel countless industries. It’s not surpris…
Intellepedia’s education and training team of experienced IP attorneys is seeking interest in proposed 10 day capsular courses aimed at creating practice ready IP attorneys and practitioners. The courses are intended to equip students and professionals with practical knowledge and skills required for IP professionals…
BEIJING, HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, and SHENZHEN, November 8, 2023: Morgan Lewis has been named International Intellectual Property (IP) Firm of the Year and International Technology, Media, and Telecommunications (TMT) Firm of the Year in the China Law & Practice Awards. Additionally, the firm was selected as an honoree fo…
There’s a great deal of excitement and preparation for the Olympic Games, which will come to Los Angeles and Oklahoma City in 2028. Those of us in Oklahoma City are thrilled to host two events on behalf of LA28, softball and canoe slalom. If you are a business owner in one of these cities, you may be thinking, “How ca…
World Intellectual Property Day takes place on 26 April 2026 and offers a unique opportunity to join with others around the globe to consider how Intellectual Property (IP) helps the global arts scene to flourish and enables the technological innovation that drives human progress. The campaign is also an opportunity t…
Article: Regeneron seeks US discovery for Taiwanese aflibercept biosimilar patent dispute - IAM Skip to main content Home News & Analysis Regeneron seeks US discovery for Taiwanese aflibercept biosimilar patent dispute 5 min read | 13 March 2026 | Adam Houldsworth Adam Houldsworth Shutterstock/Lev Radin Section 1782 i…