New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Lewis R. Clayton and Eric Alan Stone | September 8, 2020
In their column on Intellectual Property Litigation, Lewis R. Clayton and Eric Alan Stone describe three cases the Supreme Court will consider hearing, that involve graphically depicted characters, visual art, and musical compositions.
By Kenneth Artz | September 3, 2020
Texas Lawyer spoke recently with attorney Chris Schwegmann, who tries trademark and copyright infringement, false advertising, antitrust, and other business cases, about The Washington Football Team.
By Ross Todd | September 2, 2020
Lawyers from Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr don't appear on screen in the new feature-length documentary "Feels Good Man" until about 72 minutes in. But boy, by the time they arrive are you glad to see them.
By Tom McParland | September 1, 2020
Trump's tweet remains available on Twitter, and had been retweeted more than 138,000 time as of Tuesday afternoon.
New York Law Journal | Expert Opinion
By David Jacoby | August 28, 2020
The 2017 U.S. Supreme Court decision 'Star Athletica v. Varsity Brands' was supposed to clarify longstanding confusion over how design elements on functional objects, like clothing, can be copyrighted. But in the three years since the decision came down both the lower courts and legal opinion have varied widely in interpreting the decision.
By Scott Graham | August 19, 2020
Whether done by human or machine, Amazon's alleged curation of user photos for product display pages takes it beyond the role of passive host, Judge Alex Tse rules in early-round win for Williams-Sonoma.
By Rollin A. Ransom | August 18, 2020
For the educator who wishes to develop his or her own lesson plan and course materials, careful compliance with the TEACH Act is the safest route to avoiding copyright problems, says Rollin Ransom, the managing partner of Sidley Austin's Los Angeles office.
By Scott Graham | August 18, 2020
In an early-round win for Williams-Sonoma, U.S. Magistrate Judge Alex Tse in San Francisco ruled that, whether done by human or machine, Amazon's alleged curation of user photos for product display pages takes it beyond the role of a passive host.
By Scott Graham | August 18, 2020
Whether done by human or machine, Amazon's alleged curation of user photos for product display pages takes it beyond the role of passive host, Judge Alex Tse rules in early-round win for Williams-Sonoma.
By Scott Graham | August 17, 2020
All three judges wrote their own opinion, with one writing a concurring opinion to his own majority ruling.
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