I am pleased to have published my article in the latest edition of the Georgia Bar Journal, discussing the Supreme Court's copyright fair...

The amount of energy reaching the earth from the Sun every minute is greater than the energy consumed by all of mankind throughout the...

A recent survey indicates 50% of contractors are currently using robots and other autonomous devices and equipment during construction. ...

At the height of the pandemic, opposing counsel allowed their owner client to “rip out” significant portions of a new $14M automated...

Jeffrey R. Kuester and Michael A. Cicero further updated their chapter titled “Intellectual Property Litigation” for the 2024 Edition of...

ATLANTA, August 17, 2023 – Taylor English Duma is pleased to announce that 59 attorneys were recognized in 44 practice areas in the 2024...

Smart contractors plan their work and then work their plan.  That’s why most contractors use some form of CPM schedule to manage their...

A recent case filed by Grillo's Pickles provides an excellent example of the importance of manufacturers taking concrete steps to protect...

In a July 26 decision, the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington dismissed a highly-publicized trade secret...

Patent eligibility law interpreting Section 101 of the Patent Act has once again come under fire, this time from a dissenting judge of...

Introduction In Abitron Austria GmbH v. Hetronic Int’l, Inc. (U.S. June 29, 2023), the Supreme Court of the United States unanimously...

The Ninth Circuit recently issued a decision involving the use of "embedding" technology to display copyrighted material. The Ninth...