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On September 25, 2014, the FAA granted applications by numerous companies for permission to use Unmanned Aerial Systems - more commonly known as drones.

The introduction of Senate Bill 630 and Assembly Bill 1138 aims to provide California with a competitive advantage in its quest to retain and bring back production jobs that are vital to the entertainment industry.

In "What's in a name?," Ryan talks to reporter Robert Li about how companies are highly aware of the importance of their online presence

He will be discussing practical comparative copyright law issues in news and entertainment.

In an increasingly tough consumer market, even successful artists like Beyoncé are looking beyond traditional album release methods for new ways to maximize their sales and limit free consumer access.

On Saturday, June 24th, Madonna was found unresponsive in her hotel room. She was rushed to the hospital where it was discovered she was suffering from a "serious bacterial infection"...

Michael McCann, Associate Dean, Professor of Law and SELI Director, UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law and Visiting Professor at Harvard Law recently...

For many years, there was a lively debate in New York as to whether the state should extend protection for an individual's right of publicity after death (i.e., a "post-mortem" right).

The North Carolina Senate and House ratified House Bill 80, a law that is designed to close loopholes in the state's ban on video poker machines by prohibiting "the use of electronic machines and devices for sweepstakes purposes.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held last week that The Coca-Cola Company cannot be sued under the Lanham Act over the name and labeling of a juice product that is authorized by FDA regulations.

This episode of The Path & The Practice features a conversation with Andrew Lee. Andy is of counsel in Foley's New York office with a practice focused on a wide array of matters related to the sports...

This episode of The Path & The Practice features a conversation with Jonathan Israel, a partner in Foley's New York office, an experienced labor & employment attorney, and co-chair of Foley's Sports & Entertainment Industry Team.

Darrell D. Miller, chair of Fox’s entertainment law department and managing partner of the firm’s Los Angeles office, was named to The Hollywood Reporter’s 7th annual Power Lawyers list, which serves as a handbook featuring the industry’s most effective problem-solvers.

On October 7, Judge Claudia Wilken of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Colorado granted preliminary approval of the proposed settlement between the parties in the landmark case of House v. NCAA.

Following the successful premiere of Kim Novak's Vertigo at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival and at Deauville, France, we sat down with Sterlington partner Larry Waks...

Pryor Cashman is pleased to announce that Benjamin Jaffe has joined the firm as a partner in the Media + Entertainment Group and will co-chair its Digital Media Practice.

Pryor Cashman is proud to advise its client, Blue Ocean Games, on the launch of its pilot initiative, the Rising Tide Challenge — a global trailer competition designed to spotlight...