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Feature Release: Unveiling the Power of Page Vault’s Site Crawler

Last Updated June 2024

Whether you’re a legal professional, investigator, or part of a compliance team, efficiently capturing and managing web content in an ever-evolving digital landscape is critical. Enter our Site Crawler, a tool designed to simplify and speed up your workflow. But what exactly is a site crawler, and why should you care? Keep reading, and we'll break it down for you!

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Unpacking the Big Mac Ruling: Lessons for Trademark Professionals from the EU Court

Last Updated June 2024

The legal battle between McDonald's and Supermac's over the "Big Mac" trademark in the European Union reached a significant milestone with a ruling by the EU General Court. This ruling highlights the importance of adhering to best practices when providing evidence of specimen use in trademark law, and establishes a precedent for properly documenting genuine trademark usage, no matter the size of the company.

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Top Technology Trends from INTA Annual Meeting 2024: A Spotlight on Exhibitors

Last Updated June 2024

The INTA Annual Meeting 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia, showcased a diverse array of exhibitors, highlighting the latest advancements and trends in intellectual property (IP) technology around the globe. For an IP attorney, staying abreast of these innovations is crucial for effective client representation and IP portfolio management. 

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Tools and Technologies for Monitoring Brand Infringement Online

Last Updated June 2024

Protecting a brand’s trademark is increasingly complex due to the expansion of online presence that has created a rise in trademark infringement globally. To keep up with this influx, it is recommended that law firms leverage technology to monitor websites, social media, and e-commerce platforms for brand protection and enforcement.

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Social Media as Evidence of Actual Confusion in Trademark Litigation: Powerful Evidence – If Properly Authenticated

Last Updated June 2024

While trademark infringement claims and litigation involve myriad issues and considerations, one question is truly first among equals: is the allegedly infringing mark "likely to cause confusion" with the plaintiff's mark? Put another way, will the relevant average consumers for a product or service likely be confused about the source of a product or service or an affiliation between sources based on a defendant's use?

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TikTok, Copyright Challenges, and New AI-Labeling

Last Updated May 2024

TikTok has emerged as a powerhouse for content creation and distribution, offering a platform where videos go viral overnight. However, the rapid dissemination of multimedia content on TikTok presents significant challenges for intellectual property (IP) rights holders. Additionally, the rise of AI-generated content online has created significant legal challenges.

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