Judicial conference report promises to review patent litigation venue shopping in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas (WDTX).

Google allowed to pay advocacy groups instead of class members that sued in the Street View class action settlement agreement.

The copyright infringement case against Taylor Swift is back after appeal and the Judge decides against dismissal indicating arguments failed to show the lawsuit couldn’t be resolved by jury trial.

Kytch v. Taylor trade secret litigation over ice cream machine device identifies involvement by McDonald’s.

Does copyright infringement equate to a physical taking? A Texas photographer seeks to apply Cedar Point ruling in IP infringement case.

Apple and Google granted previously denied venue transfer requests by Federal Circuit.

A federal judge reviewing right of publicity claims against Edie Parker brand owner and holder of valid trademark rights finds Lanham Act preempts claims.

In Life Spine, Inc. v. Aegis Spine, Inc. the court blocked a former distributor and parent company from selling devices that incorporated trade secret information.

Employees found guilty of criminal copyright infringement for intentionally bypassing licensing requirements and selling unlicensed software to unknowing users for profit.

A federal district court gave the go-ahead to a suit brought by plaintiffs claiming that Apple’s “Siri” recorded private conversations.

As customization art grows in popularity, Nike tries to enforce its IP rights through aggressive measures that could create a negative consumer perception.

The Supreme Court redefined the reach of the CFAA by narrowing the scope of “unauthorized access” in computer fraud cases.