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A new decade is upon us, and its first two months have veered between ordinary and chaotic. What is sure is that 2020 is primed to feature a significant number of key IP law trends.

The dispute between Google and Oracle over the IP rights to Java code is finally nearing its end in the chambers of the U.S. Supreme Court.

The U.S. government's decision to repeal the Paramount Consent Decrees could have significant repercussions for Intellectual Property rights associated with American films.

Dennemeyer for the planet is campaigning to stop the destruction of the world's ecosystems, and in 2019, the group focused on the most fragile ones – our forests.

On the pitch, Inter Milan would be the heavy favorite in a match against Inter Miami, but in a current trademark dispute before the USPTO, the balance of power is not clear-cut.

Despite bold headlines suggesting a new generation of lawyers who are sometimes called legal coders, the tech-savvy legal counsel is still a scarce minority.

From the live-saving to the bizarre, here are a few of the greatest inventions to watch out for in 2020.

Let us consider how authorship of AI-driven inventions is protected and whether the technology itself should be credited as a creator.

While Wifi Internet connection, 4G mobile networking and MP3 music files are well-known standards, hundreds of thousands of lesser-known ones are affecting a wide variety of industries.

Discover fun facts about the most controversial Intellectual Property lawsuits of the last decade.

When it comes to the protection of technological innovation, many factors come into play, but the question is: to patent or to keep it as a trade secret?

Geographical indications may not receive the most fanfare among different forms of Intellectual Property, but they are crucial to discerning consumers.