Posts Tagged ‘Douglas B. Otto’
Generative AI and Trade Secrets: A New Frontier for IP Litigation
As legal and business professionals focused on protecting intellectual property—especially those of us in business litigation—it’s crucial to stay attuned to the expanding influence of generative AI (“GenAI”). While patents and copyrights traditionally shield human-driven innovation and creativity, GenAI presents a different challenge. Because U.S. law currently requires a human inventor or author for patent…
Read MoreCourt Rulings Demonstrate That Privilege Is Not Always a Right
Earlier this year, following oral argument and 16 amicus submissions, the Supreme Court dismissed as improvidently granted (“DIG”)[1] a writ of certiorari on the issue of whether communications involving both legal and non-legal advice are protected by the attorney-client privilege.[2] This red-hot issue was granted review following the decision styled In Re Grand Jury, in…
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