COVID-19 Crisis Encourages Publishers to Lift Copyright Restrictions
Copyleft for Crisis Following the lead of content owners like J.K. Rowling and Zoom who have lifted certain copyright and access restrictions to help engage students and connect
Copyleft for Crisis Following the lead of content owners like J.K. Rowling and Zoom who have lifted certain copyright and access restrictions to help engage students and connect
Clients with new trademark applications and renewals pending may note TMF’s detailed/persnickety questioning regarding the proof of use (specimen photos) and dates of first use
The US Supreme Court took on copyrights in two major cases, the first reinforcing the importance of timely federal copyright registration. It unanimously held in Fourth Estate
As companies rely more heavily on social media for the promotion of their products and services, it’s important to note that Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”)
With medical marijuana legal in 33 states and recreational marijuana legal in 11 of those states (including Illinois, which had over $3 million in transactions
Later this month, the US Supreme Court will hear a long-awaited case regarding the ability of the prevailing party in a trademark infringement suit to
As of January 1, the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) is now live, and the patchwork of privacy regulations (including Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation
TMF clients know that when they call or text the TMF number, they have a direct line to Suzann. But this year, besides a number
While it may come as a surprise from a firm registering new marks all the time, delayed registration is common for brands consisting primarily of
Last year, the U.S. Copyright Office made it easier for owners of interactive websites to limit their liability through a $6 online method of getting