Seth D. Greenstein is a partner in the Washington, D.C., office of Constantine Cannon. Seth concentrates his practice on intellectual property litigation and licensing issues. Seth Greenstein has litigated copyright, patent, trademark and trade secret cases involving high technology and software products before the federal district courts and courts of appeal, the International Trade Commission, and in arbitrations. His litigation experience also includes numerous cases involving antitrust and unfair competition law, as well as contract and complex business tort issues in federal and state courts. He has represented satellite, Internet and cable digital music services in rate-setting arbitrations before Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panels and the Copyright Royalty Board, and in numerous administrative proceedings before the Copyright Office.
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THE NINTH CIRCUIT’S DECISION IN HIQ V LINKEDIN : DATA SCRAPING MAY HAVE A FUTURE, BUT FOR HOW LONG ?* Do companies that gather public information have an obligation to make that information available en masse to would-be competitors ? Do competitors have a right to access those companies’ (...)
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European Court Of Justice Holds Standard-Essential Patent Owner Can Abuse Its Position By Seeking To Enjoin Infringement* The European Court of Justice ruled today that the owner of a standard-essential patent abuses its dominant position when it seeks an injunction in an action for patent (...)
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Supreme Court Seeks To Untangle Patent And Antitrust Principles Caught In Spider-Man’s Web* The Supreme Court heard oral argument today on whether litigation over a toy based on Spider-Man’s web should be used to vanquish a 50-year-old precedent precluding patent owners from collecting (...)
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Fifth Circuit Rejects Jury Verdict Of Quarter Horse Conspiracy, Finding Elite Animal Registries To Be A Horse Of A Different Color* A panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has reversed a jury’s verdict that a horse breeding association illegally conspired with some of its (...)
