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Jae Broderick is a writer and motivational speaker who uses her platforms to inspire and empower audiences through storytelling and music. In this episode of Client Conversations With Craig Budner...

Partner Megan Noh has organized a panel focusing on best practices and practical steps to protect the interests of a consignor of artwork to auction or for gallery sale...

Amidst the brouhaha surrounding the Gaye copyright infringement trial these past two weeks, another important case was decided that also impacts songwriters, this time with respect to termination rights.

Today, the USPTO issued a memorandum providing guidance on the use of Applicant Admitted Prior Art ("AAPA"). The guidance limits the use of AAPA, stating "admissions by the applicant

We represented Madonna, Warner Bros. Records and WB Music in a lengthy copyright lawsuit, culminating in the Ninth Circuit's affirmance of the dismissal of plaintiff's sampling copyright infringement claim.

Last year, songwriter Nayeri Gregor filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Chris Brown, Benny Benassi, and others, claiming Brown's 2012 song Don't Wake Me Up infringed her 2009 song of the same title.

In this episode of the Legit Ledger, Achilleas Sarantaris of Async Art joins Sheppard Mullin attorney Sam Cohen to continue their discussion...

A federal court jury in Virginia awarded music publishing companies nearly $100,000 in compensatory damages for each of the 10,017

Megan Noh, partner and co-chair Pryor Cashman's Art Law Group, was interviewed by Westlaw. View an excerpt from the interview below.

On April 12, 2018, the lawsuit brought against pop superstar Bruno Mars and producer Mark Ronson and others by the band Collage, which claimed the duo's Grammy-winning hit "Uptown Funk"...

The new list did not include Chinese art and antiquities, which were originally included in a prior version of the list released in July 2018.

A West Virginia woman who purchased an authenticate miniature painting by renowned French impressionist painter, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, for $7 at a flea market along with other trinkets, is fighting in a Virginia federal court to keep ownership.

Partner Megan Noh will be participating on a panel entitled "The Grey Market: Valuing Unauthenticated Objects,"

Jana Farmer (Partner-White Plains, NY), Leia Leitner (Associate-Orlando) and Meenka Maharaj (Associate-NY) co-authored "Appropriation Art on Trial: Oral Arguments before the Supreme Court in Warhol v. Goldsmith,"...

Art Law Partner Megan Noh will be speaking at Center for Art Law's webinar titled, "ART & LAW COVID-19 ROUNDTABLE."

Scottish artist Peter Doig claims he didn't paint the painting depicted below, and now he is forced to prove it at trial.

With the long days of summer coming to an end next month, ArtNews recently published a very informative and timely guide online as a preview of the fall season's major exhibitions and biennials around the world.