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We previously wrote about a Virginia federal magistrate judge’s report recommending dismissal of a declaratory judgment action brought by several radio stations...

Warner Music Group (WMG) recently filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in Utah against Crumbl Cookies, accusing the dessert brand of using more than 150 copyrighted songs...

What does the generalist in-house counsel need to know about copyright? While patents and trademarks often receive the lion's share of an organization's intellectual property ...

Advertising can take many forms, including statements about a company's products on websites and social media platforms.

Who said there's no looking back? It is crucial to consider key takeaways from the most important IP cases from 2018 when planning for 2019.

In the third episode of her RIPL Effect podcast series, Reinhart Shareholder Heidi Thole explores a staple of the spooky season – horror film and television – examining the ins and outs of copyright...

Last week, the D.C. Circuit upheld the Copyright Office's refusal to register the copyright in this image, which was created entirely by AI.

Public interactivity is an integral part of the works created by the late artist Félix González-Torres. But what happens when works an artist intended to be free become commodified and eventually sold?

Pryor Cashman Partners Ilene Farkas, James Sammataro, Frank Scibilia, Benjamin Semel, Brad D. Rose, and Donald Zakarin were all recognized in Billboard's 2024 list of "Top Music Lawyers."

Chanwoo Park is an associate in MoFo's New York office. His practice focuses on intellectual property litigation, including patent, trade secret, and copyright

Shaelyn Dawson is an associate in MoFo's San Francisco office. Her practice focuses on representing clients in copyright and patent cases in the electronics, semiconductor, and pharmaceutical industries.

In Syngenta Crop Prot., LLC v. Willowood, LLC, No. 2018-1614; -2044 (Fed. Cir. Dec. 18, 2019), the Federal Circuit vacated the district court's non-infringement judgment regarding a claimed process

The "Blurred Lines" verdict, which ruled that Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams' megahit song was improperly drawn from Marvin Gaye's song "Got to Give It Up," has sent a ripple throughout the music industry.

Partners Ilene Farkas, James Sammataro, Frank Scibilia, and Benjamin Semel were all recognized on Billboard's annual list of "2022 Top Music Lawyers."

Partners Ilene Farkas, James Sammataro, Frank Scibilia, Benjamin Semel, Brad D. Rose, and Donald Zakarin were all recognized in Billboard's annual list of "2023 Top Music Lawyers."

Partners Ilene Farkas, James Sammataro and Don Zakarin were all recognized on Billboard's annual list of "2019 Top Music Lawyers."

Jonathan Altschul was quoted in the Daily Journal article "Blurred Lines' Trial Outcome May be Affected by Key Judicial Decisions."