Posted in Legal Channels Did Award-Winning Photographer Bring Copyright Case Over Unregistered Photos? Defense Lawyers Say Yes By Texas Lawyer on March 20, 2019 A lawsuit by Florida resident Charles Ngo over the alleged use of a copyrighted ...
Posted in Entertainment Law, SXSW SXSW: The hidden hurdles and legal loopholes of making a music documentary By Amy Starnes on March 20, 2019 For filmmakers and creatives living in the Live Music Capital of the World, it may ...
Posted in Legal Channels "Wise Interventions": Improving Performance by Altering Subjective Meanings By Academic Support on March 20, 2019 One of the most stimulating -- though, at times, overwhelming -- aspects of working ...
Posted in Blog, Defend Trade Secrets Act, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Trade Secrets Taking Adequate Steps for Company Secrets to Qualify as Trade Secrets By Peggy Keene on March 19, 2019 Most companies, whether aware of it or not, have trade secrets. While the general ...
Posted in Criminal Defense Dallas Criminal Defense Lawyer Reveals – 5 TV Myths About Crime By Broden & Mickelsen LLP on March 19, 2019 Television can offer hours of entertainment, but it’s important to remember that, unless ...
Posted in Legal Channels 79 Investment Advisers To Give Over $125M Back to Mutual Fund Investors By P. Clarkson Collins Jr. on March 19, 2019 The investment advisers purportedly were paid 12b-1 fees, which were ongoing, for ...
Posted in ABA ABA Passes New Guidelines on the Appointment and Use of Special Masters By Kyle Bailey on March 19, 2019 The new guidelines pinpoint two primary benefits of special masters. First, special ...
Posted in Legal Channels Royalty Owners Seeking Class Certification Sent Back to the Trial Court By Charles Sartain on March 19, 2019 The issue on this appeal: Did the trial court abuse its discretion in certifying the lessors ...
Posted in Intellectual Property, Trademark Ok Google, Hey Siri, Hi Alexa – have you renewed my trade mark yet? By Frances Drummond (AU) on March 18, 2019 With the ever increasing ubiquity of technologies improving everyday tasks in ...
Posted in Product Liability Uloric Lawsuits Allege Failure to Warn of Increases Risk of Death & Side-Effects By Paul Cannon on March 18, 2019 The Uloric lawsuits began after Helen Ge, a former safety consultant for Takeda ...
