IP Law Daily, BLOG TRACKER—Noteworthy blog posts and other commentary, (Oct 30, 2025)

By WK Editorial Staff

The week’s most insightful, intriguing, or entertaining blog posts regarding intellectual property issues.

• JD Supra, AI and public disclosure: legal implications for inventions and IP, Robert Baker, Chris Kozak, Adam Lakusta

• IP Intelligence, A New Old Rule: USPTO Restores Real Party in Interest Disclosures for PTAB Petitions, by Jason F. Hoffman and Robert L. Hails Jr.

• IP Watchdog, From Boring to Brilliant: How Reimagining USPTO Fee Structure Is Central to U.S. Economic Security, by Edgar Baum, Julie Burke, Ph.D., and Peter Harter

• Patently-O, National Security vs National Treatment: The USPTO’s Ongoing China Problem, by Dennis Crouch (University of Missouri School of Law).

• Patent Docs, AI-First Triage: A Path for Quality and Pendency Reduction at the USPTO, by Michael S. Borella

• California Intellectual Property Blog, What’s in a Name? OpenAI Faces the Loss of Sora Trademark, by Mandour & Associates APC

• Copyright Lately, Can the Reagan Foundation Sue Ontario for Copyright Infringement over Tariff Ad?, by Aaron Moss

• Technology & Marketing Law Blog, Copyright Takedown Notices May Be Affecting Your Washing Machine Options–Ningbo Yituo v. GoPlus, by Eric Goldman (Santa Clara University School of Law).

• IP Update, Ain’t worried about local rules: Scope of sound recording protection is narrow, by Connor M. Larson

• TTABlog, TTABlog Test: Are T-Shirts and Hats Related to Toy Action Figures Under Section 2(d)?, by John Welch

Attorneys: Robert Baker, Chris Kozak, Adam Lakusta (Smart & Biggar). Jason F. Hoffman and Robert L. Hails Jr. (Baker & Hostetler LLP). Michael S. Borella (McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff LLP). (Mandour & Associates APC). Aaron Moss (Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP). Connor M. Larson (McDermott Will & Shulte). John Welch (Wolf Greenfield & Sacks, P.C.).

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