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Paramount Pictures Sued Over “Top Gun: Maverick”

9th June 2022
On Monday, the family of the author whose article inspired the 1986 film “Top Gun” sued Paramount Pictures for copyright infringement over this year’s sequel and biggest box office hit “Top Gun: Maverick.” The complaint by Shosh Yonay and Yuval Yonay — the author’s widow and son — claims that the Paramount Global unit failed […]
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Cautionary Tales from the Canadian Trademark Landscape

31st May 2022
Drawing from a rich career in intellectual property law, Marks & Clerk partner Catherine Lovrics discusses several legal disputes that shaped IP law in Canada.
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Damages Experts and Intellectual Property Litigation

31st May 2022
Intellectual property rights comprise many businesses’ most valuable assets. The impact of their infringement, however, is not always obvious.
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Netflix Wins “Umbrella Academy” IP Lawsuit, For Now

20th May 2022
Artist Kevin Atkinson of Rogue Satellite Comics claimed in a copyright lawsuit that he originally created a talking fish attached to a humanoid body which Netflix then depicted as AJ Carmichael in its popular series “Umbrella Academy”.  Atkinson alleges that there is a “significant, substantial and striking similarity” between his comic book character Kingfish and […]
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Apple Denied Third Trial In $300 Million Wireless Patent Case

19th May 2022
Apple Inc has been denied a third trial by an East Texas court after the tech giant was hit with a $300 million verdict for violating Optis Wireless Technology LLC’s wireless-standard patent rights.  Last year, Apple told the court that it was entitled to a new damages trial or a ruling erasing Optis’ damages completely. […]
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PNC Ordered To Pay USAA $218 Million In Patent Infringement Case

17th May 2022
On Friday, a federal jury in Texas awarded financial services company United Services Automobile Association (USAA) around $218 million from PNC Bank NA, ruling that PNC’s mobile-banking technology violated USAA’s patent rights.  USAA filed a lawsuit against PNC in 2020, in which it said it developed its “Deposite@Home” technology to enable overseas military persons to […]
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Vogue Says It Was Wrong To Threaten Legal Action Against UK Pub

16th May 2022
The pub’s landlord, Mark Graham, received a letter from Condé Nast demanding that he change The Star Inn at Vogue’s name or face legal action. The media company said they were "concerned that the name which you are using is going to cause problems because as far as the general public is concerned a connection […]
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