#infringement

Recently a BitShares copyright infringement occurred when a group of BTS holders launched a fork of the blockchain using the name 'New BitShares'. Their malicious intentions were aimed at destroying the

I stumbled upon this tweet today which just makes me sad at the current systems where content creators are being pushed over and if you're not big enough no one will probably care. Sure some may get attention

Since Fortnite has such a common success, many have been trying to get on the winner's "wagon." Epic Games had to face a sequence of legal actions concerning Fortnite characters, which in some

I was recently reading an article titled, “Are You Getting Your Money’s Worth?-- Interaction with Federal Law Enforcement,” published in the March 2017 issue of The Brand Protection Professional, written

This one fits nicely with the recent blog from @VImm_TV about copyrights! #copyright #music #youtube #infringement #copyrightstrike The Verge Copyright Strikes RETRACTED - Then BLAMES The Youtubers They

In New Jersey, in two days, if you do not turn in you magazines that hold in excess of 10 rounds, you have committed a crime! The Third Circuit Court, has ignored the US Constitution, and made a ruling

A recent article published in a U.S. publication (The Daily Beast) titled “Cult-Like Language”; Snapchat Threatens Crackdown, Jailtime for Leakers”,[1] was a stark reminder to me of how little some employees

In my October 24, 2016, blog-post titled, “U.S. Government Resources Dedicated to the Investigation and Prosecution of IP Crime,” I detailed the considerable resources the U.S. dedicates to the fight against

The July/August, 2017, issue of PI Magazine includes a feature article written by Ron Alvarez, titled, "Investigating Intellectual Property (IP) Theft." The article takes a broad look at the

Recently I was introduced to the "Intellectual Property" Facebook page by its moderator, Roxanne Andrieux. Roxanne began her career at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in 1983 where her team

A recent article written by PAUL MOZUR, in the NY Times, on May 15, 2017, titled, "China, Addicted to Bootleg Software, Reels From Ransomware Attack," reminded us of a number of troubling things,

The following article published in China Plus on May 25, 2017, titled, "Chinese police crack country's biggest case of fake sports shoes", written by HU YIJING, epitomizes how a major seizure

On August 7th the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York announced the arrest of five (5) persons for operating a counterfeit operation that resulted in the seizure of fake Nike Air

The irony of what's reported in this June 7, 2017 article titled, "Chinese Factories Fake Shipping Addresses to Sell Counterfeit Air Jordans" posted on Jing Daily, and written by Yiling Pan,

The widely reported decision of the Supreme Court that limits the ability of plaintiffs (often 'patent trolls') to sue outside of the defendant's incorporated jurisdiction, appears to have strategic

The following shared article titled, "Uber Threatens to Fire Star Engineer in Legal Battle Over Driverless Cars" posted in the NY Times on May 19, 2017, and written by Mike Issac, raises one

The following shared article titled, "Tracking Down a Counterfeiter, Bottle by Bottle, and Finding Justice" was published on the Corporate Counsel an ALM website on May 3, 2017, and written by

In a November 2016 article in the New York Times titled: Counterfeiting Trade Settles Into a New York Standby: Self-Storage Units, written by Michael Wilson, it details a recent raid of a Queens self-storage

CASE STUDY In one of our recent investigations, a container leaves China en-route to a U.S. importer. The “bill of lading” indicates that the U.S. importer is receiving “cable” and, indeed, the importer

Today I read over the terms and agreements. I entered into an author contest for the popular RPG card game @SteemMonsters. While the content I create is original. I don't want to risk any chance of account