Covering major verdicts and appellate decisions in the copyright arena
By Robert W. Clarida and Thomas Kjellberg | January 29, 2025
This article discusses the 2023 copyright infringement lawsuit, filed by Tangle, Inc. against Aritzia.
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By Ross Todd | January 21, 2025
In a case that’s been running for a decade and a half of Sullivan’s 20 years at the firm that bears her name, the Second Circuit found that video-sharing website Vimeo was entitled to safe harbor under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act from claims brought by music rightsholders—handing a win to Sullivan and partners Todd Anten and Owen Roberts.
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By Ross Todd | January 17, 2025
When you’re the only woman-name partner in the Am Law 100, it’s hard to walk away without anyone noticing—especially when Sullivan and her partners notched a win in a long-running case they've been handling for video-sharing client Vimeo.
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By Ross Todd | January 17, 2025
In a case that’s been running for a decade and a half of Sullivan’s 20 years at the firm that bears her name, the Second Circuit found that video-sharing website Vimeo was entitled to safe harbor under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act from claims brought by music rightsholders—handing a win to Sullivan and partners Todd Anten and Owen Roberts.
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By Jazmyn Ferguson and Matt Minder | January 16, 2025
Highlights of some of the challenges GenAI presents, along with recent developments in copyright law and trademark law in this quickly evolving space.
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By Kat Black | January 14, 2025
A California federal court has rejected music streaming platform Musi's request for preliminary injunction against Apple in a breach-of-contract lawsuit. Canada-based Musi has accused Apple of partaking in a "backchannel scheme with music-industry conglomerates."
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By Mason Lawlor | January 3, 2025
The jury was told that a defense to the plaintiff's claims may be proving that the trademarks are used only as a model number, not for source identification, and "lack secondary meaning."
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By Michelle Morgante | January 3, 2025
An agreement signed in the U.S. District Court of Northern California requires Anthropic to use “guardrails” to protect copyrighted lyrics allegedly used to train its premier AI product, Claude. The case filed by a group of music publishers remains in motion.
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By Michelle Morgante | December 31, 2024
Wonderbow, the independent German company behind the board game Kelp, learned the hard way that counterfeiters were tough competitors when it came to stealing IP and marketing fake products on e-commerce sites.
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By Ella Sherman | December 27, 2024
This past year, legal tech companies were hit with various lawsuits and reports related to their products and services.
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