On August 23, 2023, Van Lindberg was quoted in Law 360's article "Copyright Decision On AI-Generated Art is Just the Beginning." Lindberg...

In a recent article for Rutgers Business Law Review, Van Lindberg discusses advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). AI continues to...

Van Lindberg, a San Antonio, Texas Partner at Taylor English Duma LLP, has made headlines in his groundbreaking quest to advocate for...

On February 1, 2020, Van Lindberg presented, "Oracle v. Google: What are the Implications for FOSS?," at FOSDEM 2020.

On October 1 2019, Van Lindberg joined the Practicing Law Institute for a presentation on, "Open Source Software 2019 - From Compliance...

On September 4, 2019, Van Lindberg spoke at the 3rd Annual Autolex: Autonomous Vehicle Legal Forum hosted by Benchmark Litigation and...

In this article, I discuss what we might glean about Judge Kavanaugh's leanings on IP issues.

Abstract In The Truth About OSS-FRAND, David Kappos and Miling Harrington argue that it is both permissible and desirable to charge FRAND...

Van Lindberg presented, "What is the Maximum Permissible Scope for Copyleft?," at the First Annual International Copyleft Conference in...

On February 2, 2019, Van Lindberg served as a featured speaker at FOSDEM 2019 in Brussels, Belgium. Lindberg discussed, "The Surprising...

Van Lindberg presented, "From Compliance to Cooperation," at the PLI Open Source Software Conference 2018 on November 28, 2018.

On October 16, 2018, Van Lindberg attended the Licensing Executives Society Annual Meeting where he discussed, "Zen, Patents, and Open...