The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently issued warning letters to social media influencers regarding inadequate disclosures in their product-promoting content.

Artists and dealers have a unique relationship. After creating a work of art, artists commonly give that piece to an art merchant to exhibit, and, sometimes, sell on their behalf.

Navigating the literary world as a debut author can be a difficult and frustrating experience. Many successful authors choose to hire a literary agent to help them through the publishing process.

Each state has its own laws about what type of pay employees are entitled to receive upon termination from employment. In California, employers are not required to offer severance...

In employment relationships, transitions such as separations or terminations are inevitable. During these periods, employers and employees often negotiate...

Statutes of limitations are deadlines that dictate the timeframe within which a legal claim must be filed.

Navigating employee termination in New York City requires a careful understanding of state regulations and the intricacies of New York employment laws.

The United States Supreme Court recently issued a decision in the copyright infringement lawsuit, Unicolors v. H&M.

You and your bandmates have been gigging for years and you've built up your fanbase. You're finally offered a coveted spot at a sold-out festival when you learn another band playing the festival...

The internet has ushered in an era where copyright infringement is more prevalent than ever. Traditionally, pursuing copyright infringement claims...

Recording a conversation is easy these days – but the legality around doing so is not a simple matter. Cellphones have recording capabilities and there is a wide array of electronic devices...

A Confession of Judgment is a legal document used to ensure full payment of a pre-agreed settlement amount. It is often used in cases where one party has concerns about the other party's ability to provide...

Yes, you can sue an employer for emotional distress in New Jersey. However, workers' compensation law limits an employee's legal options and proving the existence of emotional harm can be challenging...

In Michigan, unpaid wages are more than just an employee's hourly or salaried income. Unpaid wages also include overtime, fringe benefits, and failure to pay employees the minimum wage

Recently, Drake and Kendrick Lamar, have released a flurry of "diss tracks" garnering a record number of streams, solidifying their spot atop the music industry.

Temu is suddenly all-over social media. Within just a year of its launch in 2022, the online marketplace amassed a whopping 100 million users looking for low-cost goods...

Thanks to a NCAA interim policy change and a 2021 state law, Florida student-athletes—including high schoolers—can monetize their name, image, and likeness ("NIL"). This change will allow student athletes...

Recently, Governor Kathy Hochul, Attorney General Tish James, and other state lawmakers proposed and backed Senate Bill S7694A. This landmark legislation aims to restrict social...

With new name, image, and likeness (NIL) rules reshaping college athletics, universities are being met with challenges they have never seen.

Scarlett Johansson is "shocked, angered and in disbelief" that the updated version of ChatGPT, which can respond verbally, has a voice "eerily similar" to hers. This news comes amid an influx of new artificial intelligence...