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Glenn Cunningham And Patrick Fahey Again Recognized As IP Stars USA
Shipman & Goodwin partners Glenn M. Cunningham and Patrick M. Fahey have been named 2020/2021 IP Stars USA
United StatesIntellectual Property
Shipman & Goodwin LLP
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GM! Time To Wake Up And Address Copyright And Other Legal Issues Impacting Visual Art NFTs
Megan Noh, co-chair of the firm's Art Law Group, recently co-authored an article titled, "GM! Time to Wake Up and Address Copyright and Other Legal Issues Impacting Visual Art NFTs...
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Pryor Cashman LLP

Good Grief! Copyright Infringement Claims Brought Over Charlie Brown Music

Lee Mendelson Film Productions has launched multiple federal lawsuits against entities including the U.S. Department of the Interior, Heritage Auctions, and gaming companies for unauthorized use of iconic Peanuts music compositions. The cases center on the famous Vince Guaraldi jazz recordings, including "Linus and Lucy" and "O Tannenbaum," used without permission in social media posts and video games. Will these strict liability copyright claims result in substantial damages and set a precedent for protect

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Google Books Deemed Fair Use

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled that Google's scanning of printed books and subsequent use of the resulting digital copies is fair use under the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 107).

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Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP

Google Settles Book Publishing Lawsuits

As part of its ambitious book digitization project, Google has been scanning the archives of several libraries, including the New York Public Library, Stanford University, and Harvard University.

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Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis

Guest Commentary By Bart Herbison As Follow Up To The Future Of PRO's (SESAC, ASCAP And BMI)

Both ASCAP and BMI recently announced that they have reached new multi-year licensing deals with the streaming music service Pandora.

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Butler Snow LLP

H&M Again Escapes ‘LA Fingers’ Artist’s Infringement Suit

A California federal judge tossed an artist's copyright-infringement suit against H&M Co. Inc., ruling that he hadn't identified any protectable, substantially similar elements between his iconic "LA Fingers" photograph and an image on a shirt sold by the Swedish clothing retailer.

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Fox Rothschild LLP

H&M Files Suit Against Street Artist For Graffiti Used In Advertising

Takeaway: It is always a good idea to seek permission before using the work of another artist in your advertising, even in the case of "street art."

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Cislo & Thomas LLP

Happy Birthday To All [Reprise]

Back in October, we discussed some of the implications of the Happy Birthday lawsuit, and now it appears that we have finally reached a coda for the two-year legal battle.

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House Backs Senate With Its Own Proposed NO FAKES Act To Control Digital Replicas

Following the introduction of the NO FAKES Act of 2024 in July by a bipartisan group of US Senators, US Representatives Adam Schiff (D-CA), María Elvira Salazar (R-FL)...

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McDermott Will & Emery

How To Protect Yourself From The Copyright Trolls

The rise in copyright infringement lawsuits is an alarming trend, according to James Sammataro, Co-Head of the firm's ...

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Pryor Cashman LLP

H.R. 1695 Introduces Major Reforms to the U.S. Copyright Office

A bill was formally introduced in Congress on March 23, 2017, that would, in effect, remove the Copyright Office from the oversight of the Librarian of Congress.

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Ilene Farkas Appears On CBS Sunday Morning To Discuss Music Copyright Infringement Disputes

Ilene Farkas, co-chair of the Firm's Music Litigation practice, was interviewed on CBS Sunday Morning during their GRAMMY week special to discuss claims of copyright infringement in the ...

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Pryor Cashman LLP

Implied Breach Of Contract Claim: A Potential Trap For The Unwary

A person reviewing a screenplay, script, or other creative work might understand the risk of a future copyright claim if the copyright holder believes his material was used without permission.

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Davis+Gilbert LLP

Intellectually Speaking: As More Startups Come Online In Louisville, The Need For Advice On Intellectual Property Increases — Which Is Where Lawyers Enter The Picture

Advising aspiring entrepreneurs on everything from copyrights to trademarks to patents, attorneys can be the difference between a successful startup and one that flames out — and timing is of the essence.

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Stites & Harbison PLLC

IP Industry Summary: Court Turns Down Copyright Claim Based On "Lettuce Turnip The Beet" T-Shirt Slogan, But Allows Trademark Claim

Gorski v. The Gymboree Corp., 14-CV-01314-LHK, 2014 WL 3533324 (N.D. Cal. July 16, 2014)

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Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP

IP Outlook For Upcoming Supreme Court Term: Docket Features Case That Could Transform Law Of Copyright Fair Use

Roman Swoopes spoke to Wolters Kluwer about the recent Morrison Foerster webinar "Defining Copyright Fair Use: Recent Key Decisions and Looking Forward,"...

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Morrison Foerster

IP World Tour: Snapshots of Overseas IP Protection

Partner Joseph Mueller provides commentary to the China Business Law Journal, April 2016, Volume 7, Issue 4.

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Is Demanding License Fees For A Free Image Against The Law?

Carol Highsmith is a nationally known photographer who famously donated photographs to the Library of Congress for free use by the public.

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Is The 'Explosion' Of IP Litigation Cases A Mirage?

What the data shows is that just looking at the number of lawsuits filed to conclude that there has been an 'explosion' of copyright and patent litigation in recent years can be misleading.

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Smith Gambrell & Russell

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