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Attorneys at Gibson Dunn share why plaintiffs’ growing reliance on DMCA anti-circumvention claims in AI scraping cases exposes a critical vulnerability
The 2026 Americas ceremony recognised outstanding firms and practitioners, along with highlighting impact cases of the year
IP, M&A, life sciences and competition partners advised on deal that brings together brands such as ‘Huggies’ and ‘Kleenex’ with ‘Band-Aid’ and ‘Tylenol’
Howard Hogan, IP partner at Gibson Dunn, says AI deepfakes are driving lawyers to rethink how IP protects creativity and innovation
Brian Rosenthal explains how he and his team secured a rare directed verdict of non-infringement from Texas judge Alan Albright
Counsel discuss how likely SCOTUS is to remand closely watched trademark case, which centres on the principle of corporate separateness
We provide a rundown of Managing IP’s news and analysis from the week, and review what’s been happening elsewhere in IP
The case concerns whether the company’s subsidiaries paid Coca-Cola’s US parent company enough for the right to use its IP, including trademarks
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