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You may think there is one simple hard-and-fast rule of copyright law: You cannot transfer a copyright without a written instrument signed by the copyright owner. It's right there in section 204 of the Copyright Act.

California, like most other states, applies the "reasonable consumer" test to deceptive advertising or labeling claims. California's Attorney General Rob Bonta recently weighed in on a Ninth Circuit...

Defamation by tweet isn't news anymore, but surely a new barrier was broken when the Idaho Supreme Court found potential defamation in the name a family gave to their home wireless network.

For a few days in June and July 2015 — like June and July most years — national attention will focus on the Supreme Court, and its most awaited decisions.

According to the Edmonton Sun newspaper, Nigerian-born Richard Mmah Chukwu, a resident of Edmonton, was recently convicted of implementing a multi-million dollar sweepstakes scam.

In the strange multi-national world of Internet commerce, it's not always clear where lawsuits can be brought.

When I hear the words "grab bag," I think about stores that used to stock plain wrapped packages labeled as either for "boys" or "girls."

As a kid, "because I said so" was my parents' response to any decision I challenged.

Drawing the line between protected speech and unprotected action is one of the oldest issues under the First Amendment.

A discussion on the relation between the popular expensive prize contests and the need for content insurance.

Most people would think that giving the prizes away in a sweepstakes or contest would be the easiest and most enjoyable part of being a sponsor.

For this episode we're joined by Kenneth Shropshire, one of the leading thought leaders in today's sporting world.

Nearly every year, complaints about sweepstakes crop up among the top 10 complaints received by the Federal Trade Commission.

Today we’re continuing our conversation with Sandra Grauschopf, About.com’s resident expert on all topics related to sweepstakes and contests.

I am often asked how random drawings should be conducted to select the winners of a sweepstakes.

Sponsors who are looking for real-life examples of customers using their products will find Vine's mini-video to be a major step forward over still photos.

The limited time for suing for libel on an Internet post runs not only from the original posting, but also from when significant changes were made to the post, according to a decision from the New Jersey Supreme Court.