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Understanding the Benefits of Copyright Registration

by Aaron Haar and Maria Crimi Speth

If you aren't registering your copyrights with the United States Copyright Office, you're missing out on additional protections.

Copyright in Cyberspace: Read the Fine Print

by Alastair Donaldson

Copyright is an exclusive right to do things like copying, reproduction, performance or communication of subject matter that qualifies for copyright protection.

New Greek Copyright Law

by Kriton Metaxopoulos

The procedure applies only to infringements committed by users who make available to the public and upload content or works for which they do not own/control the copyrights. However, it does not apply to infringements committed by end users by downloading, peer to peer file sharing, streaming, or cloud computing.

Famous Songs Unprotected by Copyright Could Mean Royalties for Some

by Michael B. Fein

A guide to navigating copyright claims on famous songs.

Recycling, Upcycling, and Intellectual Property: What Companies Need to Know

by Karen Kreider Gaunt

Laudable or litigious? What you need to know about potential copyright and trademark infringement when repurposing products.

SCOTUS Rules in Andy Warhol Fair Use Case

by Sara Collin

Andy Warhol’s iconic work, known for representing well-known objects and images, was the focus of a recent fair use case surrounding possible copyright infringement. A lawyer from a Best Lawyers recognized firm weighed in.

Ensuring Legacies

by Justin Smulison

Koskoff Koskoff & Bieder’s litigation against a world-renowned higher education institution is expected to set a precedent impacting civil rights, copyright and social justice. Along with the types of cases the firm typically handles, they are willing to take on unusual and untested legal issues – an honor to the legacies of its longtime leaders.

Reddit’s Lawsuit Could Change How Much AI Knows About You

by Justin Smulison

Big AI is battling for its future—your data’s at stake.

How Palworld Is Testing the Limits of Nintendo’s Legal Power

by Gregory Sirico

Many are calling the new game Palworld “Pokémon GO with guns,” noting the games striking similarities. Experts speculate how Nintendo could take legal action.

Anthropic Class Action a Warning Shot for AI Industry

by Bryan Driscoll

The signal is clear: Courts, not Congress, are writing the first rules of AI.

Stopping Infringement before It Happens

by Jennifer Ko Craft

IPR protection strategies that work.

What Entrepreneurs Should Know About Intellectual Property

by Todd Fichtenberg

With the growing rates of entrepreneurs and startups during 2020, applications for EINs and intellectual property protections should grow proportionately.

Fair Enough: The “Fair Use” Defense to Trademark Infringement

by Aaron Haar and Maria Crimi Speth

There are two arguments for fair use in a trademark infringement case. Here's your guide to understanding both.