Litigation
A federal jury in New York has found Agence France-Presse and Getty Images Inc. willful in their infringement of Daniel Morel’s copyrights in eight photographs of the 2010 Haiti earthquake, and ordered them to pay damages of $1.2 million.
A recent Ninth Circuit ruling should provide much comfort to registrars sued for contributory cybersquatting.
A recent opinion from the Western District of Virginia sets forth a useful framework for analyzing a variety of Lanham Act claims based on false commercial speech uttered in social media.
A databreach at Target Corp.left 40 million debit and credit cards vulnerable to attack, and one shopper has already filed […]
The copyright owner of “Raising the Flag at Ground Zero,” an image of firemen hoisting an American flag amidst World […]
With a ruling by the state’s Supreme Court, New Mexico joins 16 states and the District of Columbia in legalizing […]
A lawsuit blaming American Airlines for failing to stop terrorists from hijacking the plane that crashed into the World Trade […]
A district court judge issued a permanent injunction preventing the government from applying the contraception mandate in the Affordable Care […]
In lieu of national immigration reform, in 2011 Alabama passed its own strict, sweeping immigration laws, which proponents said would […]
The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau has issued a preliminary report on the use of arbitration clauses in consumer contracts. Among […]
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