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Illinois Governor Pat Quinn’s reelection campaign appears to be based on a simple message: "Do you want C. Montgomery Burns Representing You in Springfield?" Yes, he means that C. Montgomery Burns.

In a decision believed to be the largest award in Canada to date for copyright infringement, the Federal Court of Canada has awarded over $10 million to Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation for copyright infringement of its The Simpsons and Family Guy television programs.

Computer Games such as Aliens vs Predator, Left 4 Dead 2, and Fallout 3 are amongst a number of computer games that have been banned (at least initially) from release in Australia. Currently, if a computer game is considered by the Classification Board to be of a category which should be more restricted than M 15+, then the game may not be released in Australia. Perhaps if there was an R 18+ category those games and many others would not have been banned.

The Federal Court of Canada awarded statutory and punitive damages for the copyright infringement of the popular programs Family Guy and The Simpsons.

The online campaign for Duff beer met with a complaint to the ABAC Complaints Panel by the Alcohol Policy Coalition.

This week on IP Goes Pop! co-hosts Michael Snyder and Joseph Gushue are joined by fellow intellectual property attorney and Volpe Koenig Shareholder, Randy Huis, to...

Twentieth Century Fox has achieved a $10.5 million victory against Mr. Hernandez, the former operator of two Internet websites dedicated to streaming episodes of the Simpsons and Family Guy television shows.

In a recent default judgment granted to Twentieth Century Fox, a Canadian Federal Court recently issued an injunction and a damage award in Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp. v. Hernandez et al (T-1618-13) for copyright infringement based on copying and rebroadcasting The Simpsons and Family Guy programs through the defendant’s websites "Watch The Simpsons Online" and "Watch Family Guy Online".

There are lessons to be learnt about the future of work in one of my favourite episodes of The Simpsons titled ‘King-size Homer', from the seventh season which aired over 20 years ago.

Kyle Simpson and Christen Simpson, husband and wife (the Simpsons), were equal shareholders in a wholly owned S corporation. Through S Corp, Mr. Simpson developed open-source software.

Matt Groening, known for creating The Simpsons, and his wife Agustina Picasso, are being sued by a former employee for allegedly failing to prevent sexual harassment, sexual assault and battery committed by a colleague.

Bizarre case where man convicted of possessing child pornography relating to images of cartoon characters.

In Realtrium Holdings Pickering Inc. v Simpson, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice considered whether an underwriter of a statutorily mandated insurance program was entitled to recover from its own insured for amounts it paid to third-party claimants.

Fair Labor Standards Act lawsuits aren't exactly fodder for Silver Screen blockbusters.

The issue of reasonable accommodation has given rise to a wealth of literature and comment since it first entered the social and legal discourse of Canada and Quebec following the O'Malley decision...

In a recent Order setting the procedural schedule for a 100-Day Pilot Program proceeding, Judge Lord provided a helpful outline for proofs necessary to establish the economic prong of domestic industry.

The Honourable Justice Campbell of the Federal Court of Canada has recently awarded default judgment to Twentieth Century Fox, including $10,500,000 in damages, against an individual who had copied and posted episodes of The Simpsons and Family Guy on the internet (Fox v Hernandez).

Perhaps unsurprisingly, I'd love to provide some legal advice to ‘corporate' at … The Office! Aside from the obvious reasons, it's a good reminder for in-house...