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PC Gamer featured an interview with Kirk on Nintendo's patent allegations against the Palworld developer.
This Cardozo law review article, part of Kirk's Edison fellowship with George Mason Law, examines video game decompilations and the balance between fan activity and rights-holder interests.
In an article published in Santé Magazine, Kirk Sigmon explores the alcohol industry’s legal battles over bottle designs, labels, bags, wax seals the word “handmade.” The piece explores the battle over a skull-shaped bottle, Crown Royal’s famous drawstring bag, Tito’s use of “handmade,” and more. You can read more about the alcohol industry’s most fascinating […]
Kirk Sigmon authored a LexisNexis practice note on patent protection for artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Kirk Sigmon wrote an article regarding avoiding mistakes and traps in patent drafting for Patent Lawyer Magazine. The piece addresses practical intellectual property and technology issues tied to the subject.
Kirk Sigmon explains intellectual property traps in everyday operations for manufacturers.
Kirk wrote a law review article for the Georgetown Technology Law Review regarding game monetization patents and moral utility.
An article written by Kirk Sigmon and a co-author was featured in The Licensing Journal, a publication focused on intellectual property and entertainment law. In the article, the authors discuss the wearables market and various intellectual property issues to consider with wearables (electronics that are worn on the body, like smartwatches and fitness trackers). They […]
Ross Dannenberg and a co-author discussed the Delaware District Court’s decision in Blackbird Techs. v. Niantic, Inc. and patent-eligible subject matter under 35 U.S.C. § 101 in the context of augmented reality software, in the January / February 2019 edition of IP Litigator.
Scott Kelly and Kirk Sigmon discuss drafting and prosecuting blockchain-related patents.
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