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Why the Supreme Court should allow laches as a copyright defence

Managing IP Correspondent
February 26, 2014
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The US Supreme Court should affirm the Petrella decision and allow laches to bar all copyright claims where the factors set forth by the Ninth Circuit are satisfied, argues Brad Newberg

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