Banner Witcoff’s Reilley Keane and Kirk Sigmon take a closer look at a recent U.S. Court of Appeals decision that initially appears to negatively impact patents related to artificial intelligence
Banner Witcoff’s Kirk Sigmon was recently featured in WIRED’s article, AI Slop Is Ripping Off One of Summer’s Best Games. Copycats Are Proving Hard to Kill, offering industry insights on
In MSN and Sourcing Journal, Banner Witcoff shareholder Kirk Sigmon weighs in on how companies’ copyrighted works could be impacted by a new bill proposing how AI models leverage intellectual
Banner Witcoff’s Kirk Sigmon was recently quoted in California’s CEB (Continuing Education of the Bar) article, The Future of Fair Use: Will LLMs Have to Pay to Train on Copyrighted
Banner Witcoff’s Kirk Sigmon was recently quoted in InfoWorld’s article, How to Succeed (or fail) with AI-Driven Development, on the inherent risks of AI-based programming. In the article Kirk states,
Banner Witcoff’s Paul Rivard, Jake Webb, and Christian Wolfgram explore the challenges companies face when securing patents and trademarks in the cannabis industry. Published in mg Magazine, the article discusses
On April 18, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled in Recentive Analytics Inc. v. Fox Corp. that “patents that do no more than claim the application
Ballroom dance does more than showcase creativity on the dancefloor – it inspires innovation. Shareholder Kirk Sigmon explores the unique world of ballroom patents in a recent article for USA
Banner Witcoff’s Hengyi Jiang and Justin Philpott provide an overview of standard-essential patents (SEPs), including strategies for drafting, prosecuting, and enforcing them for Thomson Reuters’ Practical Law Journal. The article,
Banner Witcoff shareholder Robert Katz is quoted in a recent MLex article on the push for harmonization on digital design protection by US practitioners. Robert recently presented on the topic
