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As COVID-19 and its related concerns have rapidly taken over every facet of everyday life, it's easy to get overwhelmed with all of its negative effects.

Section 230 immunity (47 U.S.C. § 230 (c)(1)) protects internet platforms, such as Google or Twitter, from culpability for the information they publish. Section 230 states

James Sammataro, partner and co-chair of Pryor Cashman's Media + Entertainment Practice, will be a featured speaker for the Florida Bar Entertainment, Art & Sports Law section's webcast CLE

Taking a break from our regular legal and business analysis, this post focuses on a different type of industry topic.

The New York Times reported that "Apple became the first publicly traded American company to be worth more than $1 trillion when its shares climbed 3 percent to end the day at $207.39.

Jamice Oxley Speaking at Digital Hollywood's Panel.

Tempur-Pedic ran ads on social media asking viewers whether they want a mattress ​"that inflates and deflates like a balloon.

As highly anticipated, the new Barbie movie was the biggest hit this summer. Audiences were not only drawn to the empowering storyline and diverse characters...

An undercover app. Internet innovators have for some time been trying to cash in on the public’s mounting desire for anonymous messaging platforms, with varied success.

In 2016, the Fenwick games team detailed actress Lindsay Lohan's lawsuit against the makers of "Grand Theft Auto V" for allegedly violating her right of publicity.

February 2004 marked the opening to the public of Time Warner Center, a 2.8 million square foot mixeduse real estate development located in the heart of Manhattan at the southwest corner of Central Park.

Litigation partner Doug Mirell authored an article, titled "How the NO FAKES Act is a Bipartisan Challenge To AI," published by No Film School.

A local adult entertainment club known as "Gentlemen's Playground" filed a lawsuit in July, 2014 challenging the constitutionality of the City of Rocky Mount's Sexually Oriented Business Ordinance.

Crain's New York Business recognizes partner Ilene Farkas for exemplary work in law. She has been named on the publication's 2022 list of Notable Women in Law.

The FCC's Media Bureau has opened a public comment period on a challenge to its guidance regarding lowest unit charge requirements for political advertising, reigniting a contentious debate that has already seen intervention from both the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court. Democratic congressional candidates are contesting the Bureau's interpretation of LUC rules for joint fundraising committees and coordinated advertisements, with comments due by late September 2026.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is aiming to revamp the Empire State Film Tax Credit by proposing significant enhancements. The proposed changes include a new $100 million pool specifically allocated.

Over the past several years, being on the "front page" has taken on a new meaning. It used to signify being the next Wall Street pundit and foodie darling – the up-and-coming food rage or a successful IPO.