Written By: Jeremy Zerkle Many readers can likely relate to the experience of making an earnest effort to properly record a transaction or file paperwork with a governmental agency, only to have the endeavor met with unseemly resistance or outright… Continue Reading
Written By: Yana Gagloeva Last month, California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed Senate Bill 1047, the Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier Artificial Intelligence Models Act (“SB 1047”), designed to rein in the most powerful AI programs. [1] State Senator Scott… Continue Reading
Written By: Tara Ching On May 18, 2023, Justice Sotomayor delivered the majority opinion in the colloquial Prince case with a ruling that strengthens copyright protection for original artists.[1] Whether the holding benefits artists is a question that will require… Continue Reading
Written By: Hara Choudry Are sports teams’ wordmarks and logos on branded merchandise merely ornamental or should they be afforded the highest protection under trademark law? This question is something that the courts have been grappling with for a long… Continue Reading
