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In today's entertainment industry the future prospects of every potential project are determined by that project's unique blend of creative elements.

Trademarks, and the rights of trademark holders, are commonly misunderstood.

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

There is no question that most people watch their favorite television shows and movies through streaming platforms.

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...

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...

Terminating a worker's employment in Florida creates the potential for a wide array of complex legal issues. Navigating these complexities requires a keen understanding of applicable laws...

Whether you're interested in protecting a well-established brand or you're starting a new business, filing a trademark application can be a very exciting and positive step toward protecting...

If you are working in the entertainment industry, whether as an actor, musician or another kind of talent, it is likely that you have come across both talent agents and managers.

Thanks to a NCAA interim policy change and changes in state law, student-athletes in Alabama can now be paid for use of their name, image and likeness ("NIL"). This opens new opportunities for student-athletes to earn money.

The NCAA is facing yet another antitrust suit, this time brought by the states of Tennessee and Virginia. The plaintiffs allege that the NCAA's rules limiting the NIL...

All lenders are required to charge interest on loans, but New York State usury law protects certain borrowers from interest rates that are too high. Usury is defined as the lending of money at an exorbitant interest rate.

Boeing, a titan in the aerospace industry, recently agreed to plead guilty to criminal fraud charges related to the tragic 737 Max crash. This decision marks a significant chapter in the company's...

It appears that the fighters suing the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) have landed a significant blow in their ongoing antitrust lawsuit, after an August 9 court ruling elevated...

New York first began the New York State Paid Family Leave program in 2018. Since then, the Paid Family Leave program has expanded and allowed many employees...