The companies agreed to dismiss their lawsuit settling all claims, according to a filing in U.S. District Court in Alexandria, Virginia. Read for additional information on Rosetta Stone Ltd. and Google’s settlement of their trademark dispute.

With the rapid evolution of technology and the integration of social media in everyday life, more and more of a person’s life is lived on social media. Read for additional information on the social media wall and efforts to reinforce it.

The film industry has demonstrated it is serious about waging war on piracy. Read for additional information regarding recent copyright infringement resulting in two prison sentences in the U.S.

The Internet is ripe for third parties to divert sales from brand owners by tricking consumers into believing their products are associated with a well-known brand. Read for additional information on brand protection via pay-per-click advertising.

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments involving the resale of copyrighted works that were originally manufactured and sold abroad. Read for additional information regarding copyrighted works resold without publisher permission.

U.S. District Judge Rodney Sippel found that “The Butt Face” creator violated their 2010 settlement with The North Face. Read for additional information on the North Face parody that violated a settlement agreement.

Based on revised data, Klemchuk LLP attorneys felt the need to update a previously posted blog: are patent trolls really on the rise?

A new federal circuit opinion reduces the likelihood of obtaining a preliminary injunction in patent suits

Klemchuk PLLC tackles the question: are patent trolls really on the rise?

Why you might think twice before reselling your textbooks on eBay

Facebook has begun its siege against fake accounts and took a stand against fake likes

It’s bad for advertisers and potential customers alike, but get comfortable with it because click fraud is here to stay

Money can’t buy love, but it can buy Twitter followers