Art dealer or VARA Scofflaw? Here’s an interesting one, found at On Point News. It isn’t very often that you see a VARA suit, but we have one going on
I’ve always been a bit uncomfortable with how the 9th Circuit dealt with the Cat in the Hat case. Dr. Seuss Enters., L.P., v. Penguin Books USA, Inc., 109 F.3d
I like how Google sometimes changes its graphic to mark holidays or other important days. Today, this is the image that appears on the Google home page. For those of
Family law scares me. Too much hate and negativity for my sensitive soul. However, it seems that if you turn over enough stones in any area of law, you’ll find
How many of these holier-than-thou types have to wind up with their hands down kids’ pants before people realize that they who protest too much probably have a little something
I was a little flabbergasted by how the law firm that claimed that copyright law prohibits the republication of a cease and desist letter. That issue discussed here: Copyright vs.
I’ve posted twice about this: Copyright vs. Free Speech in Cease and Desist Letters In Copyright Flap, Dozier Digs Deeper Volokh has chimed in here: Who am I to argue
Earlier Post is updated with links to other sources on the subject and additional analysis.
I have seen a lot of laughable cease and desist letters in my career. Usually they come to my attention when the victim of an overreaching cease and desist posts
Who taught Wal Mart’s lawyers IP law? The New York Times reports that Wal Mart, Macy’s, and other mega-stores have incompetent counsel who think that sale prices are protected by
Incorrect stereotypes may not suggest as much, but the Hells Angels are a very well-run business, complete with a keen attention to detail when it comes to registering, maintaining, and
The first rule of Harry Potter, you do not write about Harry Potter! J.K. Rowling filed a copyright infringement suit against the publisher of a Harry Potter Compendium. I used
