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Tracking Your Health? Don't Let Someone Track You

Posted on: Aug 28, 2014

Wearable fitness devices have taken America by storm, but the rapid spread has left privacy matters overlooked.

Women Attorneys Discuss Working in Patent Litigation

Posted on: Aug 20, 2014

A recently published roundtable discussion features input from several seasoned female attorneys who work in the predominately male arena of patent litigation.

Intellectual Property Licensing Roundtable CLE

Posted on: Aug 12, 2014

On September 23, a roundtable discussion about intellectual property licensing will be held as a one-credit CLE.

In Case You Missed It: Judge Rules NCAA Violates Antitrust Law

Posted on: Aug 11, 2014

Did you check out Friday before this NCAA foundation-shaking federal court ruling was announced? Read about what it means for the league (and its players) here.

IU Maurer School of Law Selected for Clinic Certification Pilot Program

Posted on: Jul 31, 2014

Five law schools across the nation were selected by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to participate in their Clinic Certification Pilot Program.

11 Fast Facts About Indy Eleven

Posted on: Jul 29, 2014

Check out this article for some fun facts about Indy's pro soccer team and for a chance to meet the team owner!

A Candy Bar By Any Other Name

Posted on: Jul 28, 2014

Hershey Company is suing Sen. Steve Hershey for imitating its trademark chocolate bar logo in his re-election campaign.

Are State Names Trademarked for Schools?

Posted on: Jul 22, 2014

Ohio State University is suing a T-shirt manufacturer for producing a shirt with "O-H-I-O" on the front. Should state schools be able to trademark the state name?

More Patent Cases Filed but Lower Median Damages Awards

Posted on: Jul 18, 2014

A new study shows that the number of cases filed continues to grow while the damages awards continue to decline.

Supreme Court Rules Against Streaming Broadcast Television Service Aereo

Posted on: Jul 15, 2014

By Dan Duval - Woodard, Emhardt, Moriarty, McNett & Henry LLP: The Supreme Court ruled that Aereo violated copyright laws by publicly performing copyrighted works.

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