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On May 4, 2007, City Art, Inc., the policyholder, was sued by DK Art Publishing, Inc., in a wide-ranging complaint alleging 20 causes of action involving thousands of art pieces...

In January, Ariana Grande joined a not-so-exclusive and ever-growing club; just like Macy's, General Motors and the National Rifle Association ...

Last week, Sheppard Mullin partner Neil Popović (SF) secured summary judgment against recognition of a €2 million ($2.2 million)

Intro. Do you have a music album on the way? Have you come up with a plan to promote said album?

It is no question that politics have become more divisive than ever. People have extremely strong opinions on their political candidates and the political issues surrounding elections.

It's that time of year: costumes and candy, haunted houses and hayrides. And all those tricks and treats add up to a $7.4 billion commercial industry around the holiday, a figure that exceeds the annual revenue of the domestic recording industry.

On May 30, 2017, Judge William H. Pauley III, in the Southern District of New York, ruled that rapper-singer-songwriter Drake was permitted to use a sample of jazz artist Jimmy Smith based...

The legal protections afforded to graffiti and "street art" artists have gained increased visibility in recent months.

Regular readers of the blog will know that I’m currently watching a lot of Music Choice on cable TV due to its magical ability to soothe my 2-month old daughter.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit widened a circuit split regarding whether a plaintiff may obtain damages for copyright infringement occurring ..

On June 18, 2024, the United States Court of Appeals For the First Circuit rendered its decision on Rafael Ithier; EGC Corp., a/k/a El Gran Combo, v. Carlos Juan Aponte-Cruz...

As recently reported by Artnet News, the New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division ruled in favor of New York based fine arts photographer Arne Svenson and affirmed the Supreme Court’s decision that Svenson’s photographs of his Manhattan neighbors going about their everyday lives in their homes through open windows were protected under the First Amendment "in the form of art."

In April, the U.S. Supreme Court upended a decades-long lawsuit over the ownership of a painting by the French Impressionist Camille Pissarro.

The Supreme Court handed the entertainment industry a major victory last week when it ruled that companies that offer file sharing software may be liable if the software is used to download copyrighted songs and videos.

Fund for the Arts and Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC presented Bill Blodgett with the 2016 James Welch Sr. Arts Leadership Award at Kentucky Opera's performance of "Madame Butterfly" on Friday evening.

The sculpture is considered a significant work from a highly creative time in Picasso's life in which the "evolution of a new erotic style of curves and exaggerated forms" were inspired by his muse/mistress Walter.

False authorship lawsuit hits West Publishing in the pocket parts. Recently, two law professors successfully sued West Publishing (Thomson Reuters Legal) for defamation after the publisher falsely attributed to them authorship of a pocket part treatise update.