IP Law Daily, STRATEGIC PERSPECTIVES: Top intellectual property law developments for September 2022, (Oct 5, 2022)
In case you missed the in-depth intellectual property law coverage in the September 2022 issues of IP Law Daily, here are highlights of the month’s most notable developments.
Among the most important and interesting court decisions in the IP field last month, district courts in New York and Connecticut wrestled with various aspects of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, including the Section 1201 safe harbor and the scope of Section 512(f)’s prohibition against misstatements in takedown requests. In patent law, the Federal Circuit weighed in again on the contentious issue of venue in the Western District of Texas, holding that Austin residences of an infringement defendant’s remote workers could satisfy the patent venue statute. In trademark law, in a trade dress dispute over off-road vehicles, the Sixth Circuit provided guidance on the applicability of the “safe distance rule” regarding injunctive relief. Those and other top developments in IP law from last month are discussed in a Strategic Perspectives article available here.
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