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You may think of it as "graffiti," but a court in New York must determine if "aerosol art" is "meritorious" and of "recognized stature" such that it gets special copyright protection.

Creative Commons is a great resource for those looking for fully-licensed, free photographs.

On Monday, August 5, 2019, President Trump signed an Executive Order on Blocking Property of the Government of Venezuela

In Chase v. Wizmann, the California Court of Appeal affirmed a preliminary injunction that ordered a neighbor to relocate his loud pool and air conditioning equipment to the other side of his house, at considerable expense, before trial.

The question of whether a product manufacturer or employer in an asbestos lawsuit can introduce evidence of the plaintiff's exposures to asbestos from other sources has become a highly contested issue.

Prejudgment interest is recoverable in Illinois only where authorized by contract or statute.

The situation is familiar: You represent a LLC or LP and file suit in state court to avoid disclosing the identity of your members/partners.

Whenever Ed McMahon joyfully announced that we had already won millions in fabulous cash and prizes, we all felt the rush of hopeful elation and the cold sting of reality.

Contrary to popular belief, companies don't want to bombard consumers with loud, obnoxious ads. Such abrasive advertisements tend to push consumers away.

Shortly after posting my article on sweepstakes winners who didn't want the prize they had won, I noticed several articles about a sweepstakes winner who ran into trouble while trying to resell his prize.

When faced with consumer litigation, food and beverage companies routinely point to the ingredient list in defense of front-of-package false advertising claims.

Over the past 17 years, I’ve created hundreds of sweepstakes and contests.

Quite often a company will see an opportunity to team with another company to create a sweepstakes or contest that will benefit both of them individually.

The popularity and possible restrictions of sweepstakes.

Faced with sharply declining ad revenue, both the Associated Press and The New York Times recently announced plans to incorporate native advertising into their editorial content streams.

In the Illinois Senate, a recently proposed Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) amendment seeks to change how BIPA claims accrue, limiting the amount of damages...

The Illinois Senate recently passed legislation by a 46-13 vote that would significantly amend the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act ("BIPA").