Rani Mehta is a US Reporter for Managing IP. She covers a wide range of intellectual property topics, including patent law, trademark law, copyright law, and litigation. Rani provides insightful analysis and reporting on the latest developments in the field, offering valuable insights to readers in the intellectual property community.
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By: Fineberg Ramamoorthy
Firms in Canada explain how they’ve adapted to a rule change in 2017 that has made advocacy skills more important in pharma disputes
Finnegan partners outline how the firm determines whether AI tools are safe to use and if they are a worthwhile investment
Bill Braunlin was drawn to the firm because of its work with start-ups and universities, as well as its employees’ industry experience
Melissa Anyetei discusses how she’s convincing old and new clients to work with her and reveals the challenges of working at a larger firm
Counsel discuss how likely SCOTUS is to remand closely watched trademark case, which centres on the principle of corporate separateness
Partners at Baker Botts explain why oral arguments were a crucial factor in convincing the Federal Circuit to affirm a lower court ruling
Counsel at five US firms explain how they get less experienced attorneys ready for conducting oral arguments
US counsel review the key copyright and trademark trends of 2024, including generative AI disputes and SCOTUS cases
Practitioners reflect on the impact of USPTO guidance, as well as PTAB and litigation trends
Firms explain how they question jurors and account for potential bias in trade secrets cases
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