Still In The Honeymoon Phase, Taylor Swift Notches Legal Victory From Interesting Source
Listen, a win is a win, no matter the judge.
Each Side Claims The Same Recent Ruling Supports Its Position In Thomson Reuters v. ROSS Appeal
What is notable is how different their readings are of the same opinion — and how directly the briefs crystallize the central dispute at the heart of this appeal.
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Mr. Worldwide: Artist Prevails In Fierce Battle Over The Copyright Act’s Reclamation Right
The world is now an artist’s oyster thanks to this appellate court’s copyright decision.
Film Studios, News Media, And Even Competitor LexisNexis Among The 9 Amicus Briefs Supporting Thomson Reuters’ Copyright Case Against ROSS
Their argument is that Westlaw’s headnotes are sufficiently original to qualify for copyright and that ROSS’s copying of them was not fair use.
Expert Sues Jan. 6 Lawyers For Attaching Her Publicly Filed Report Without Paying $30K
Common law isn't supposed to be pay-per-view.
Homeland Security Keeps Violating Copyright Law Like It’s Due Process Or Something
America’s authoritarian cosplay agency forgot basic IP law... again.
Why Experience Still Matters In An AI-Driven Legal Industry
A conversation with Trustpoint.One CEO Christopher Gallagher.
Two Judges, Same District, Opposite Conclusions: The Messy Reality Of AI Training Copyright Cases
From the blind-judges-and-the-ai-copyright-elephant dept
Eminem Hits Meta With A Copyright Lawsuit After It Allegedly Misappropriated Hundreds Of His Songs
That is not what he meant by losing yourself in the music, Meta!
Contract Queen Taylor Swift Regains Control Of Her Master Recordings
She's inspired other musicians to negotiate for ownership of their master recordings in their record contracts, too.
Plagiarism Panic Hits The Courtroom (Again), And It’s Still Nonsense
When a lawyer copies a public complaint to represent a nearly identical client, is that unethical—or just efficient? Spoiler: it’s the latter.
From ‘Vendor’ To ‘Partner’: How LexisNexis Is Deepening Law Firm Relationships
The company is emphasizing ‘white glove service’ in the AI era. Here’s what the initiative is delivering for clients.
‘Double Shot’ Of Justice: Artist Termination Rights Go Global
Never before have borders been blurrier.
KFC Abrubptly Drops ‘Original Recipe’ Tradeamark Suit Against Church’s Chicken
From the chickening-out dept
‘United Healthcare’ Using DMCA Against Luigi Mangione Images Which Is Bizarre & Wildly Inappropriate
Because this isn't how copyright law works.
Trump Loses Copyright Suit Over ‘Electric Avenue’ 2020 Campaign Video In Summary Judgement
From the and-then-we'll-take-it-higher dept
Documentary Shows How Musician Clawed Back Rights To Number 1 Hit After Decades Of Being Paid Nothing
A feel good story about the 1976 Copyright Act!