Copyright is an intellectual property law which protects the original literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic work. The law protects the work from unauthorized use by any other person other than
Despite spending the majority of this year isolated from friends, school, and even social events, we as a society have never given up our confidence in social media’s power to
In June of 2020, the Supreme Court issued its ruling in USPTO v. Booking.com, holding that a generic term, when combined with an internet domain identifier like “.com” may be
Every Sunday, professional athletes in the National Football League (“NFL”) tackle, block, and run over one another with impunity. In a contact sport like football, injuries are common, but rarely
For a company founded by infamous Donald Trump ally, PayPal co-founder, and member of Facebook’s board of directors Peter Theil, little is known about the secretive data-mining and analytics company,
When Louis Brandeis and Samuel Warren penned The Right to Privacy in 1890, cameras that could be carried anywhere had only recently been invented and already were sparking fear about
While labels and logos have always held significant meaning within the fashion industry, it seems they have taken on a new level of importance in light of the so-called “logomania”
Space Force, a Netflix series starring Steve Carell, is winning the race against the United States Space Force (“USSF”) in securing global trademark rights for “Space Force.” Is the U.S.
The shift to remote learning has created various privacy concerns for students, both in physical privacy and data privacy. While privacy means something different to everyone, videoconferencing from home presents
The emergence of the COVID-19 global pandemic has seen an influx of trademark applications referencing the pandemic, seemingly filed in an attempt to capitalize on the unprecedented nature of this
