Wyche Inside IP By Wallace K. Lightsey I often hear people –many of them lawyers – refer to “copyrighting” something they have written or created
Wyche Inside IP By Wallace K. Lightsey Justin Bieber turned 21 this year. He also lost a significant copyright case in the U.S. Court of
Wyche Inside IP By Wallace K. Lightsey In the last Wyche Inside IP, in the spirit of the “March Madness” then happening in NCAA basketball,
Wyche Inside IP By Wallace K. Lightsey It is March, and the minds of many turn to college basketball and to the NCAA tournament in
Wyche Inside IP By Wallace K. Lightsey Wyche Inside IP previously reported on the effort of Congress to combat abuses by “patent trolls” through passage
Wyche Inside IP By Wallace K. Lightsey On March 31, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in two important patent cases. How will
Wyche Inside IP By Wallace K. Lightsey Economists estimate that intellectual property in the U.S. is worth about $5 trillion, which is equivalent to almost
Wyche Inside IP By Wallace K. Lightsey What to do about “patent trolls” – entities that own patents and threaten infringement lawsuits to obtain license
Written by Wallace K. Lightsey and Josh Weiss As seen in South Carolina Lawyers Weekly March 11, 2011 “It”s fun to stay at the Y-M-C-A
Interview with Wallace K. Lightsey As heard on “South Carolina Business Review” with Mike Switzer Broadcast October 30, 2008 Introduction: Studies continue to reveal that
Interview with Wallace K. Lightsey As heard on “South Carolina Business Review” with Mike Switzer Broadcast March 29, 2007 In January, the U.S. Supreme Court
