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Watch Your Mouth: Liability for Statements and Omissions About Digital Assets
Recent court decisions arising from the purchase and sale of digital assets have grappled with liability claims posing such questions about information that had been stated or omitted.Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout Outs
Kaplan Hecker & Fink won a second verdict against former President Donald Trump for client E. Jean Carroll.The Devil Is in the Details: Contractual Modification of Fiduciary Duties
The written word in a contract will almost always trump oral representations—especially where the contract includes language which merges any prior representation giving the document the last word on the parties' rights and obligations. However, cases continue to appear before the bench. In one such recent case, Stephanie Clegg v. Sotheby's, the plaintiff learned a hard lesson.Taking the Temperature of Litigation Leaders in 2023
Here's one last visit with the 16 leaders of Big Law litigation practices and elite boutiques we queried this year as part of our Litigation Leaders Q&A series.NAR Commission Case: What's Next After the $1.8B Verdict?
These expensive lawsuits are aimed at the NAR and leading United States real estate brokerages, alleging that they've engaged in illegal collusion to artificially inflate agent commissions. Although the defendants are appealing the verdict, it seems likely that some significant changes are coming to the way real estate agents are paid.View more book results for the query "Sotheby's"
Protracted Litigation Over Art Inheritance Moves to NY Appeals Court
The Neumann family controls over $1 Billion in art from artists such as Pablo Picasso and Jean-Michael Basquiat. One scion alleges another unduly influenced their mother to change her will. A jury disagreed.Valuing Art in New York Divorces Remains a Nebulous Affair
Art is one of the more difficult marital assets to value as it is subject to different valuation standards. The often difficult and contentious valuation process was highlighted by a recent high-profile case, discussed here.NFTs and Blockchain-Enabled Goods Are Not Above the Law
A discussion of "Yuga Labs, Inc. v. Ryder Ripps," a recent ruling out of California where the court determined that a controversial NFT project infringed Yuga Labs' trademarks. The decision provides important guidance on how the Lanham Act applies to NFTs and how the First Amendment and Fair Use doctrine may be utilized as defenses in NFT lawsuits.Judge Rules in Favor of Artist in Lawsuit Involving 'First NFT Ever Created'
The suit involved digital artist Kevin McCoy's artwork Quantum. In 2014, McCoy created an NFT of Quantum on a blockchain called Namecoin, and seven years later, McCoy and the auction house Sotheby's began marketing McCoy's NFT on the Ethereum blockchain.Trending Stories
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