Author: WLF Editorial

ITC Atty’s 1st Kids’ Book Imagines A Santa-Less Christmas

ITC Atty’s 1st Kids’ Book Imagines A Santa-Less Christmas By Editorial Team Michelle Klancnik, assistant general counsel at the U.S. International Trade Commission, usually spends her days investigating imports for potential intellectual property rights violations. However, outside of work, she delves into a different realm with her first children’s book, pondering the scenario of a […]

The Court Cases That Defined Sports Law In 2025

The Court Cases That Defined Sports Law In 2025 By Editorial Team Throughout 2025, the sports legal world witnessed several landmark court cases that captured the attention of attorneys and sports enthusiasts alike. From groundbreaking settlements impacting college athletics to significant victories for sports legends, these cases have left a lasting impact on the field […]

Yankees Defend ‘Iconic’ Logo Against Cannabis Apparel Seller

Yankees Defend ‘Iconic’ Logo Against Cannabis Apparel Seller By Editorial Team The New York Yankees are facing off against a cannabis apparel seller in a legal battle over the use of the team’s “iconic” logo. The Yankees are challenging the seller’s attempt to secure a trademark registration for products that allegedly copy the team’s well-known […]

Justices Urged To Review ‘Bike+’ TM Suit Against Peloton

Justices Urged To Review ‘Bike+’ TM Suit Against Peloton By Editorial Team A fitness company with a cycling app called Bike+ has urged the U.S. Supreme Court to review a Ninth Circuit decision dismissing its trademark infringement claims against Peloton. The company argues that the appeals court made errors in assessing the likelihood of confusion […]

Justices Urged To Spurn SG’s Call To Tackle ‘Skinny Labels’

Justices Urged To Spurn SG’s Call To Tackle ‘Skinny Labels’ By Editorial Team Amarin Pharma Inc. has urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reject the U.S. solicitor general’s call to hear a patent case involving generic drug “skinny labels.” The company stated that the dispute over its heart drug Vascepa deals with factual issues that […]

Federal Circuit Upholds $162K Fee Victory for Vizio in Ramey Case

Federal Circuit Upholds $162K Fee Victory for Vizio in Ramey Case By Editorial Team The Federal Circuit recently upheld a ruling requiring a patent owner represented by Ramey LLP to pay Vizio Inc., a television manufacturer owned by Walmart Inc., nearly $162,000 in attorney fees. The court found that the patent suit brought by Ramey […]

Former Analyst For Colo. County Alleges ‘Systematic’ Bias

Former Analyst For Colo. County Alleges ‘Systematic’ Bias By Editorial Team A former senior analyst in a Colorado county has filed a lawsuit alleging systematic bias and discrimination against her. The analyst claims that after receiving national recognition for her work, she faced escalating retaliatory actions that ultimately led to her termination. The lawsuit was […]

Sterne Kessler Draws Scolding, But No Sanctions Midtrial

Sterne Kessler Draws Scolding, But No Sanctions Midtrial By Editorial Team A Delaware federal judge expressed dissatisfaction with the tone used by attorneys representing a radiopharmaceutical company in a patent infringement case. The judge disapproved of the attorneys’ conduct in improperly contacting three inventors named in a patent under dispute. However, she decided against imposing […]

Nvidia Settles Valeo’s Suit Over Stolen Driving Assist Code

Nvidia Settles Valeo’s Suit Over Stolen Driving Assist Code By Editorial Team Nvidia Corp. has reached a settlement with automotive tech supplier Valeo regarding a lawsuit that accused the artificial intelligence chipmaker of using trade secrets stolen by a former Valeo engineer. The engineer allegedly took the code before joining Nvidia and inadvertently displayed it […]

Amazon, Le Labo Accuse Basgax of Selling Fraudulent Perfumes

Amazon, Le Labo Accuse Basgax of Selling Fraudulent Perfumes By Editorial Team Amazon and renowned New York fragrance maker Le Labo have filed a lawsuit against Basgax, a Florida-based company, for allegedly selling counterfeit Le Labo products. The lawsuit claims that Basgax illegally replicated Le Labo’s promotional images and product names, such as “Iris 39” […]