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Scott Kelly contributed to one of the foundational ABA publications on patents, licensing, and litigation.
Over the years, video games have grown into a larger industry than movies, television, and music. Intellectual property has always been a key driver in the business, with disputes between players large and small involving patents, copyrights, and trademarks. As the industry has grown, the intellectual property issues have leveled up too. Ross Dannenberg and […]
Ross Dannenberg was recognized in IP Stars in 2021 for intellectual property work.
Ross Dannenberg was recognized in IAM Patent 1000 in 2021 for patent and intellectual property work.
Kirk Sigmon taught an artificial intelligence IP masterclass at Chulalongkorn University Technology Center’s MedVentures Incubation Program. MedVentures is one of Thailand’s most comprehensive incubation programs for MedTech innovators. The program helps academic entrepreneurs transform their deep-tech research into successful startups. During his presentation, Kirk gave attendees an overview of the IP landscape related to artificial […]
Kirk wrote a law review article for the Georgetown Technology Law Review regarding game monetization patents and moral utility.
Kirk Sigmon spoke at the IPR Gorilla Virtual IP Conference on April 8. He was a panelist for a discussion on “IP Trending Challenges in the Future of the Internet of Things (IoT).” The conference touched on a variety of IP issues, including trademark portfolio management, brand issues, IPR enforcement, data privacy, and much more. […]
Scott Kelly spoke at IPBC Connect on the future of software intellectual property.
Scott Kelly was recognized by Super Lawyers in 2021 for intellectual property work.
Kirk Sigmon was recognized by Super Lawyers in 2021 for intellectual property work.
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