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$3.6M statutory damages award vacated in dispute over use of ad illustrations
District court erred in failing to determine whether illustrations infringed by herbal supplement company were each "one work" for purposes of 17 U.S.C. §504(c)(1), or whether the...
Product design for two-tiered canopy umbrella was functional
A product design mark depicting a three-dimensional "two-tiered canopy umbrella" was properly refused registration on the ground of functionality, and alternatively, for lack of acquired...
Product design for two-tiered canopy umbrella was functional
A product design mark depicting a three-dimensional "two-tiered canopy umbrella" was properly refused registration on the ground of functionality, and alternatively, for lack of acquired...
Injunction, fee award to Oracle over software support provider’s copying not erroneous
The injunction was not moot, as Rimini failed to prove that its misconduct would not recur, or impermissibly vague, but the district court was instructed to remove "local hosting" and "...
Logical relationship-type test applies when evaluating whether amended patent infringement claims relate back to original complaint
Claims asserted by Anza Technologies in a second amended complaint against Mushkin, Inc., were not time-barred because they related back to the complaint originally filed in another district.