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Halloween is supposed to be spooky, but this year, Ofra Cosmetics got quite the fright.

In response to a request from the U.S. Congress, on February 10, 2025, the U.S. Copyright Office ("USCO") issued a notice of inquiry to solicit public feedback on a number of issues...

The USPTO proposes to modify the rules of practice when certain types of patent applicants and patentees may obtain or enforce a second patent for an invention that is similar...

On May 18, 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed a Second Circuit decision holding that Andy Warhol's silkscreen depictions of famous musician Prince, which were based on another party's...

In New York, it's not where title passes that determines whether sales tax is due on a sale of property to an out-of-state resident; what matters is where delivery occurs.

Welcome to Venable's inaugural issue of Digital Media Link, a new publication focused on major issues and case developments in digital media.

Whether it's background music in a boutique or live entertainment in a restaurant, music can elevate the customer experience.

Sirius XM Radio received an early present for the holidays: On Dec. 20, the New York Court of Appeals issued an opinion addressing a question certified by the U.S. 2d Circuit Court of Appeals...

Barely a week ago German Minister of Culture Monika Grütters was dismissively rejecting any changes to the Advisory Commission that issues recommendations on claims of Nazi-looted art in German museums.

Partner and Art Law Group co-chair Megan Noh and Artnet discussed NFT privacy concerns related to recent 'sleepminting' actions taken by Monsieur Personne.

We conclude our series on public art and percent-for-art programs by focusing on a recent case involving the respected American sculptor, Alice Aycock.

In my own prosecution practice I've noted a recent uptick in the allowance rate of many examiners in the 36XX art units, with several examiners that had hitherto never allowed a single case allowing multiple cases ...

Registration is now available for an upcoming event about which we posted previously: The Art Law Committee of the New York City Bar Association's "Rethinking Art Authentication" on December 2, 2015 at the City Bar's headquarters at 42 West 44th Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues).

As increasingly more breweries, distilleries, wineries and even farms convert their operations from a more traditional manufacturing and distribution model to a model which incorporates hosting...

Pretty much any copying, distribution, public performance, or derivation of a copyrighted work without authorization of the copyright holder is copyright infringement.

The New York City Musical and Theatrical Tax Credit Program was established to help the theater industry recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into music creation presents complex copyright and licensing challenges that the industry is actively attempting to address through various methods, including litigation.