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      Home/News/Topics/Intellectual Property

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      Intellectual Property

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      Regulatory CompliancePublic SafetyIntellectual PropertyGeneral
      9 days ago

      CBP's Operation Winner's Circle Targets Counterfeit FIFA Merchandise in Indianapolis

      U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has seized 1,578 counterfeit FIFA World Cup 2026™ items valued at $134,594 during Operation Winner's Circle in Indianapolis. This operation highlights the ongoing efforts to protect intellectual property rights and may impact procurement strategies for vendors involved in high-profile events.

      Regulatory ComplianceProfessional ServicesPatent LawIntellectual PropertyLegal ServicesPolicy
      13 days ago

      USPTO Extends Fast-Track Appeals Program Until 2028, Boosting Patent Support Services

      The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has extended its Fast-Track Appeals Pilot Program until May 6, 2028. This extension aims to expedite ex parte appeal reviews, creating increased demand for legal and consulting services in the intellectual property sector.

      Regulatory ComplianceInformation TechnologySemiconductorsIntellectual PropertyPolicy
      15 days ago

      USITC Launches Investigation Into NAND and DRAM Memory Chips for Patent Infringement

      The US International Trade Commission has opened a Section 337 investigation targeting NAND and DRAM memory chips, driven by a complaint from MonolithIC 3D Inc. Companies in the semiconductor supply chain should prepare for potential import restrictions and assess their procurement strategies accordingly.

      Regulatory ComplianceInformation TechnologySupply ChainIntellectual PropertySmart DevicesPolicy
      20 days ago

      USITC Launches Investigation on Smart Devices Over Patent Infringement Claims

      The U.S. International Trade Commission has started a Section 337 investigation into smart devices due to a patent complaint by Cerence against Amazon. This could result in import restrictions affecting the smart device supply chain, prompting contractors and procurement teams to evaluate compliance and sourcing strategies.

      Regulatory ComplianceProfessional ServicesIntellectual PropertySupply ChainSports IndustryGeneral
      21 days ago

      USITC Launches Investigation into Pickleball Paddle Patent Infringement

      The USITC has begun a Section 337 investigation into patent infringement involving certain pickleball paddles. This could result in import restrictions affecting several manufacturers, highlighting procurement and compliance risks for companies in the sporting goods sector.

      Regulatory ComplianceDigital TradeTrade PolicyProcurement StrategiesIntellectual PropertyPolicy
      24 days ago

      USTR Launches Section 301 Investigation into Brazil's Trade Practices

      The U.S. Trade Representative has identified Brazilian trade policies as restrictive to U.S. commerce, proposing potential trade actions. This move could significantly affect U.S. companies engaged in commerce with Brazil, particularly in digital trade and agriculture, necessitating proactive strategies for compliance and supply chain adjustments.

      CybersecurityInformation TechnologyProcurementIntellectual PropertyGeneral
      58 days ago

      Federal Circuit Ruling Strengthens Cisco's Cybersecurity Patent Position

      The U.S. Court of Appeals has confirmed that Cisco Systems did not infringe Centripetal Networks' patents. This ruling offers clarity for procurement professionals regarding Cisco's cybersecurity products and their implications in federal acquisitions by mitigating patent infringement risks.