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Last week, in a 7–2 decision authored by Justice Sotomayor, the Supreme Court ruled that a 1984 work by artist Andy Warhol, portraying world-renowned singer Prince against an orange background (the “Orange Prince series”), infringed on the copyrights held by rock photographer Lynn Goldsmith.
This high-profile case hinged on whether…
Continue Reading SCOTUS Holds Warhol’s “Prince Series” Is Not Fair UseThe has been a rise in fraudulent schemes targeting trademark applicants and owners, which is…
Continue Reading Rise in Fraud on TM OwnersThe Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is warning companies to “Keep your AI claims in check.”…
Continue Reading Another AI Post? You bet.Four federal agencies have pledged to uphold the principles of fairness, equality, and justice in…
Continue Reading Federal Agencies Pledge to Fight Discrimination in AIThe Latest
Last summer, we posted about the Federal Trade Commission’s (“FTC’) new labeling rule on products that allege to be “Made in USA”, which you can read here. Last week…
Continue Reading FTC Brings Complaint for False “Made in USA” ClaimsThe United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) maintains two trademark Registers: the Principal Register and the Supplemental Register. As the chart below shows, these Registers share some important commonalties…
Continue Reading Trademark Registrations: The Principal Register vs. Supplemental RegisterIn a decision issued last month, the National Advertising Division (“NAD”) determined that the use of emojis in an advertisement is enough to constitute a claim. Stokely-Van Camp, the manufacturer…
Continue Reading Think Twice Before Using That Emoji 🤯🤢😂The U.S. Copyright Office (“USCO”) is expanding the right to repair digital devices via exemptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”)’s rules governing access to devices and software, which…
Continue Reading U.S. Copyright Office Weighs in on the Right to Repair Digital DevicesRecently, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) issued a new rule to prevent “Made in USA” labels from being used fraudulently. This new rule codifies the FTC’s policy which requires products…
Continue Reading Is it Actually “Made in USA”?The NCAA announced that it will allow student-athletes throughout the country to profit from their name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) starting on July 1, 2021, which marks a major shift…
Continue Reading Name, Image and Likeness Legislation Changes College SportsFor the first time in nearly three years, the USPTO will be adjusting its fees for Trademark Registrations and for filing fees related to proceedings involving the Trademark Trial and…
Continue Reading Want to Save Money? Address Your Trademark Issues Now.The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has reported a three-fold increase in consumer reports about scams arising on social media since last year as well as a spike around the time…
Continue Reading Beware of Online ScammersWe live in an era where news, information, and trends move very quickly. Words, phrases, or ideas that were obscure or non-existent yesterday can be the top trending story tomorrow.
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