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International arbitration provides, in theory, an attractive alternative to litigation for resolving cross-border intellectual property ("IP") disputes.

The plaintiff-appellant, James Zalewski, an architect, had licensed his designs for colonial-style houses to some of the defendants.

As the innovation paradigm in automotive industry shifted over time, artificial intelligence ("AI") has deeply penetrated into operation of automotive industry. For example, integration of AI in automotive...

A new legal brawl between a musician and a painter raises an interesting question under the Copyright Act: what are the legal obligations of one who destroys another's art in order to create something that is arguably a new work?

In 2018, Steven Thaler filed an application to register a copyright for a computer-generated image created autonomously by a computer algorithm, the "Creativity Machine".

Pryor Cashman Partners Ilene Farkas, Brad D. Rose, James Sammataro, Frank Scibilia, Benjamin Semel, and Donald Zakarin were all recognized in Billboard's 2025 list of "Top Music Lawyers."

On August 12, 2014, a trio of street artists filed a lawsuit in federal court against film director (and Monty Python actor) Terry Gilliam for allegedly plagiarizing their mural in his latest movie, The Zero Theorem.

The image of Ratajkowski was initially shared on the photographer's website.

Since the 1930s, Marvel Comics has been developing its host of characters, including Spider-Man, Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow, Doctor Strange, Hulk, Daredevil, Wolverine...

Thumbnail images are used all over the web, but it's the use of smaller reproductions of photographs in a recent print book that caused The New York Times to file an unusual copyright lawsuit...

Richard Prince, the (in)famous appropriation artist—and not an infrequent subject of this blog—is once again in the news.

Neither a chicken sandwich recipe nor its name is eligible for copyright protection.

In our October 2025 Client Advisory, we discussed the significance of the federal court's summary judgment rulings in Post University Inc. v. Learneo, Inc.

If an online news-blog provides a hyperlink to—but does not itself post—a leaked script, could the blog be liable for contributory copyright infringement?

Partner Frank Scibilia will be a speaker at "The Music Modernization Act: Implementation of the Mechanical Licensing Collective," a panel at the Copyright and Technology 2020 Conference.

As the 2018 playoffs neared, Boston Celtics' fans were worried because star point guard Kyrie Irving was injured and unable to play.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has sued the government on behalf of technology creators and researchers in a bid to overturn Section 1201.

A Loss for FilmOn. FilmOn.com Inc., a company that offers a service identical to the one held infringing by the Supreme Court in Aereo, tried to argue that it should be treated like a cable company.