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How to Respond When Competitors Abuse DMCA Takedown Notices on Amazon
In the context of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), takedown notices are only applicable to copyright infringement—not trademark infringement. Therefore, if a party sends a DMCA takedown notice based on a trademark claim, such notice is legally inapplicable and invalid.
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The “Settled Expectations” Doctrine in PTAB Practice: A Case Study of iRhythm and Dabico
The iRhythm and Dabico decisions demonstrate how PTAB is evolving to prioritize procedural fairness and administrative efficiency by anchoring its discretion in the Settled Expectations doctrine. This development raises the bar for late-stage invalidity petitions and urges petitioners to act strategically and with urgency. Moving forward, this doctrine is likely to stand alongside the Fintiv framework as a decisive tool for discretionary denial.
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Overview of Intellectual Property (IP) Infringement and Enforcement in Cross-Border E-Commerce
Drawing from litigation trends in U.S. federal courts, particularly those involving global platforms like Amazon, eBay, and Alibaba, this report outlines both the obstacles to effective enforcement and the emerging legal tools—such as Schedule A lawsuits, electronic service, and asset freezing orders—used to protect IP rights.
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