The Supreme Court Says the Licensing of a Warhol Is Not a “Fair Use.” —Nonsense, It’s Not Any Kind of “Use.”
Seven of the Supreme Court Justices didn’t make sense, and they mocked the other two for not understanding them.
The Law Comes Second
Do not count on the law.
Check Your Employment Agreement’s Restrictive Covenant
A knot has formed in the law of non-compete agreements.
COVID-19 and Contract Enforcement
A lot of contracts will be breached or modified thanks to this pandemic. This post discusses some of the issues in the law of contracts that will arise.
You’ve sold your business. Did you also sell all the e-mails with the lawyers about the sale?
The attorney-client privilege is very important.
Is a Signature Necessary? A New Second Circuit Decision
Some contracts are accidental.
Sixth Circuit Decides “Right of Publicity” Claim is Preempted by Federal Law
A recent decision by the Sixth Circuit addresses an often-hazy aspect of the “right of publicity”: the issue of whether a publicity claim is preempted by copyright law.
Second Circuit Clarifies Scope of Discovery Available in the United States for Use Outside the United States
You can get a lot of discovery in the U.S. to help with your foreign litigation.