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Western District of Texas — Local Patent Rule Updates
Now, all civil cases involving patents are randomly assigned to the following Judges …
Copyright Infringement and Money Damages Under the Copyright Act
We discussed damages available under the Lanham Act for trademark infringement in a previous article, but now we turn to another medium through which creatives and artists routinely protect their work: copyright.United States copyright legislation was first enacted in
Instagram Shadowban Got You Down?
When I started my Instagram page @LiftingLawyer to document my fitness lifestyle, I had just graduated from law school, and fitness Instagram was new. Fast forward to 2017 and I found myself receiving quite a few inquiries from fitness influencers
Update: Timeline of a Trademark Application
Starting a business can be scary. There are a lot of unknowns. I absolutely understand that. Starting this law firm was, and at most times is still scary. So, as an attorney that works with business as they grow and
Copyright: Non-Humans Need Not Apply
The work to the left entitled “A Recent Entrance to Paradise” is an AI-generated image that is meant to simulate the experience of a dying brain. Impressive? Yes. Thought-provoking? Yes. A little creepy? Most definitely yes. But where do the
Maybe Just Don’t Do It
Over the last year, there has been a significant rise in the number of lawsuits concerning NFTs. In this post, I discuss the kerfuffle between Nike and StockX. StockX is a marketplace where consumers can buy and sell
Public Domain Day 2022 Offers New Life to a Range of Classics
January 1, 2022 (a.k.a. New Year’s Day or “Public Domain Day”) welcomed thousands of historical and cultural works from 1926 to the public domain. Among these works are George and Ira Gershwin’s song “Someone to Watch Over Me,” Felix Salten’s
The Complexities of Licensing Japanese Anime for Streamers
Recently, Twitch has seen significant growth in the “TV Meta” in which streamers hold a watch party of certain content with their viewers. This has led to several high-profile Twitch streamers receiving DMCA takedown notices for streaming popular anime titles
Parody v. Satire
How many times have you sat down and enjoyed a TV show that comedically comments on a current event or political issue? How about a song that takes a recognizable riff or bassline from another, and then proceeds to make