Scott Alan Burroughs

Never before have short literary works held so much value, importance, and cachet.

These street artists may want to port their spray cans, brushes, and briefs on over to the Sixth Circuit, and seek redress.

This epic battle may finally be over, but only time will tell.

If Gibson had enforced their rights sooner, we’d likely be swimming in a sweet sea of dope axes.

Accused infringers are still attempting to exploit the Fourth Estate case in an attempt to delay, or increase the expense of, copyright litigation.

As a staunch advocate for artists’ rights, Prince is likely to be rolling over in his beret given this decision.

For now, the PTO will be forced to register just about any mark thrown its way, regardless of content.

The Center provides artists and those interested in art law a resource for education, experience, and involvement.

Those who acquired copyrights for a pittance and built huge entertainment empires on their backs have been loathe to acquiesce to the statutory termination right.

Photographers can savor the warmth of two pro-artist rulings and move forward with knowledge that their work will be protected.

Content-streaming services are raking in cash, but it is not yet entirely clear what happens when some of that cash is ill-gotten, say as a result of copyright infringement.

Will this stolen joke case actually go to trial, or is a settlement in the works?

Scandal and obscenity sells. The question of whether it should sell with the government’s imprimatur remains to be seen.

Redbubble, like its online market cohorts, claims to have no responsibility for the goods it sells, and thus no liability for IP infringement -- and a court actually agreed.

All of this app-generated music raises the question of whether copyrights attach to AI-created works and if so, to whose benefit they inure.

This is truly a bad look.

Now litigants and courts will waste untold amounts of time and money on a formality that bears little benefit for anyone.

The increasingly muddy morass of the “fair use” doctrine.

Fair use in copyright wasn't always so 'transformative' until this law review article was published.

We have strayed far afield from the doctrine’s genesis.