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GOAT in boxing

The term “GOAT”, also known famously as an acronym for “Greatest of All Time” rather than referring to the animal in the sport industry, is mainly used in football of the United Kingdom or soccer according to the United States. However, the term is not only used for these sports where the athletes use foots to settle score. Surprisingly, Muhammad Ali Enterprises holds the trademark for “G.O.A.T.,” and they’re currently embroiled in a complex dispute over it. On January 23, [...]

American Dream U.S. Green Card Service lawsuit, law firm fights to protect IP rights, American Dream trademark,

A law firm goes all out when feeling threaten by multiple media companies’ display

Trademark law can be intricate, and digital companies often choose to avoid involvement in user disputes. Consequently, owners of Facebook groups, Instagram profiles, and similar platform properties sometimes face page removals due to social media trademark takedown requests. However, a particular dispute is escalating. During Thanksgiving preparations, The American Dream U.S. Green Card Service initiated a trademark cancellation with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) against the American Dream Law Office. While such petitions are common, the preceding events [...]

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The problem of copyright protection for works created with AI assistance in the United States

The issue of copyright protection for works created with AI assistance in the United States has sparked considerable debate and uncertainty in recent years. In early 2023, the U.S. Copyright Office released guidance suggesting that works created using artificial technology could indeed qualify for copyright protection. However, this protection was contingent upon the presence of “sufficient human authorship” in the content. While this was seen as a positive step for AI content creators, it appears that practical application of this [...]

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The harms of plagiarism in the society of Vietnam

Plagiarism, commonly known internationally as the act of stealing intellectual property, counterfeiting, falsifying, or misrepresenting the work of individuals or organizations and claiming it as one’s own. This is an unethical behavior, with many adverse effects on society, impacting the development of human civilization in the age of knowledge, where intellect and intelligence are the main driving forces behind progress. In the field of intellectual property, plagiarism can be classified as one of the most common types of copyright infringement, [...]

Comprehensive Guide to New Accelerated Patent Grant Program in the US

Comprehensive Guide to New Accelerated Patent Grant Program in the US

On November 13, 2023, the Mexican PTO (“IMPI”) issued guidelines for the Accelerated Patent Grant (“APG”) Agreement. The APG program is a collaborative initiative allowing eligible USPTO patent holders to accelerate the processing of corresponding Mexican patent applications. The U.S. and Mexico have been engaged in a Prosecution Highway (“PPH”) partnership since 2010, facilitating expedited examination processes for qualified patent applicants across participating nations. While the existing PPH collaboration between the USPTO and IMPI has been successful, the introduction [...]

Expedite Patent Prosecution with the Patent Prosecution Highway in the US

Expedite Patent Prosecution with the Patent Prosecution Highway in the US

The Patent Prosecution Highway (PPH), introduced by the USPTO in May 2010, is a valuable but sometimes overlooked tool, especially in certain technology sectors. This work-sharing arrangement facilitates accelerated prosecution of patent claims in one participating office based on a positive ruling received in another. During the fiscal year 2022 (October 2021 – September 2022), participating patent offices with at least 100 petitions filed had an average pendency of 144 days (approximately 4.8 months) from the petition to the First [...]

3 notable cases involving the refuse of recognition of AI as authors contributors to works or inventions, refuse of recognition of AI as authors contributors to works or inventions, recognition of AI as authors contributors to works or inventions,

3 notable cases involving the refuse of recognition of AI as authors, contributors to works or inventions

Earlier this year, the legal community was rocked by the revelation that two American attorneys were penalized for referencing nonexistent legal sources generated by the AI, ChatGPT, in their submissions. This incident, while casting a negative shadow on AI, underlines the boundless capabilities of artificial intelligence, including tasks such as legal research and document drafting. AI has become an integral part of our lives, from virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa on our smartphones to Tesla’s autopilot feature. Yet, a [...]

WIPO collaborates with IPOPHL on access to WIPO’s Alert Data Sharing Platform, IPOPHL on access to WIPO’s Alert Data Sharing Platform, WIPO collaborates with IPOPHL ,

WIPO collaborates with IPOPHL on access to WIPO’s Alert Data Sharing Platform

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) have entered into a collaborative effort to grant IPOPHL access to WIPO’s Alert Data Sharing Platform. This platform compiles a list of globally recognized pirated websites, presenting the potential to enhance IPOPHL’s capabilities in blocking such sites. The partnership was facilitated by a recently signed letter of understanding (LOU) between WIPO Director General Daren Tang and IPOPHL Director General Rowel S. Barba. By becoming part of [...]

USA lawyers got fined $5000 for citing fictitious legal authorities produced by ChatGPT, USA lawyers got fined $5000 for citing fictitious legal authorities , citing fictitious legal authorities produced by ChatGPT,

USA lawyers got fined $5000 for citing fictitious legal authorities produced by ChatGPT

A U.S. judge has levied a $5,000 fine against two lawyers and their law firm, Levidow, Levidow & Oberman, after they submitted falsified citations in a court filing, which were generated by the ChatGPT artificial intelligence tool. The attorneys, Steven Schwartz and Peter LoDuca, admitted to referencing six fabricated cases in a legal brief against Avianca, a Colombian airline. While the judge acknowledged the legitimacy of using AI for legal assistance, he stressed the lawyers’ responsibility to ensure the accuracy [...]

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Trademark lawsuit due to the utilization of employee’s union

Is there any rare case where instead of being suppressed and silenced by employers, workers who engage in protests and strikes are sued for trademark infringement by the business owners? Such a unique case did occur in New Jersey, United States. Less than three months after the employees of Medieval Times, a dinner theater in New Jersey, voted to establish a union, the company filed a federal lawsuit against the union, accusing them of engaging in trademark infringement. This action has [...]

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