Wednesday, December 30, 2020
While most Americans are likely aware that President Donald Trump signed a pandemic relief and government spending bill into law on Dec. 27, 2020 (the “Omnibus Bill”),
[i] it is important for those who have intellectual property assets to understand that tucked away into this nearly 5,600-page legislation are laws impacting copyrights, trademarks, and patents. Despite receiving only limited scrutiny before becoming law, the copyright and trademark laws in particular could have a profound impact on protection and enforcement of these assets.
Copyrights
The Omnibus Bill impacts copyright law in the following general ways: It establishes a copyright small-claims court within the U.S. Copyright Office to adjudicate disputes valued at $30,000 or fewer in damages, and it creates felony criminal penalties for unauthorized commercial streaming.
Search jobs 11-Dec-2020 Soft Tissue Repair Market 2020 Global Opportunities and Industry Share Expected Surpass US$ 8,702.5 Million by 2027 – Latest Application Development Insights
Global Soft Tissue Repair Market
The soft tissue in the human body comprises tendons, muscles, ligaments, skin, nervous tissue, cartilage, and synovial membrane. Tissue damage causes changes in bodily structure and biochemical composition. Soft tissue repair refers to replacement of the destroyed body tissue with living tissue and it is segmented into two categories, namely, repair and regeneration. In repair, the lost tissue is replaced by granulated tissue, which further matures to form a scar tissue. Repair is further divided into four phases – bleeding, inflammation, proliferation, and re-modelling of the tissue. Regeneration is the process in which healing takes place by proliferation of the residual cells, i.e. the cells that are not injured. T