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Joshua Jarvis and David Kluft recently presented a webinar offering guidance on social media issue spotting for in-house legal practitioners and executives, with a focus on intellectual property...

Happy Holidays from the Trademark and Copyright Law Blog and the Foley Hoag Trademark, Copyright & Unfair Competition Group.

A U.S. District Court allowed West Publishing and Reed Elsevier to include unsealed legal briefs filed by lawyers in federal and state courts in their respective databases.

Creators working in today's economy have likely encountered "work-for-hire" clauses. These clauses provide that the commissioning party will be considered the author of a work from inception.

Publisher John Wiley & Sons and the American Institute of Physicists has claimed that lawyers and their Chicago-and Minneapolis-based law firms had wrongfully copied journal articles.

Patent lawyers are in the crosshairs of some scientific journal publishers for alleged copyright infringement.

A few months ago, we reported on the disabled blog of Oliver Hotham, a student in the UK whose reporting on an anti-gay rights group was censored by what appeared to be a politically-motivated takedown notice issued by that same group, "Straight Pride UK."

Do you need the answer right now to one particular question about the DMCA and its (so-called) "Safe Harbors"?

A court has granted a petition to confirm an arbitration award despite the defendant's argument that the arbitrator acted in manifest disregard of the law.

From Fortnite to TikTok.

Fair use in copyright law is a one of the more challenging and unpredictable legal tests around.

Pryor Cashman Partner Ilene Farkas, co-chair of the Music Group and the Copyright, M+E Litigation, and Music Litigation Practices, has been named to Billboard's 2023 Women in Music list.

Holland & Knight on the Rise (HKOTR) provides business development, networking and leadership opportunities for the rising stars in the firm

The latest issue of our Socially Aware newsletter is now available.

Partner Megan Noh will be a speaker at Columbia University's Kernochan Center for Law, Media and the Arts' 2019 Symposium.

Dominique Wilkins is an NBA Hall of Fame basketball player known for his acrobatic slam dunks and, after retirement, for his commentary during televised Hawks games.

In late 2015, Grumpy Cat Ltd. filed suit against beverage company Grenade Beverages LLC and its owners Paul and Nick Sandford for trademark and copyright infringement.