The Fine Line between Fan Art, Fan Fiction, and Finding Yourself Sued
Post Authored By: Natalie Elizaroff What do Fifty Shades of Grey, After, and City of Bones (Mortal Instruments #1) all
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A Winding Web: The Importance and Nuances of Licensing Agreements
A Winding Web: The Importance and Nuances of Licensing Agreements Post Authored by Natalie Elizaroff Anyone working within the intellectual
U.S. v. Bertelsmann SE & CO. KGaA: The Publishing Trial of The Century
Post Authored By: Natalie Elizaroff In Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury said, “You don’t have to burn books to destroy a
Solo Practitioners’ Perspectives: Jeanette M. Braun
Interviewed by: Stephanie Nikitenko Stephanie: Where do you work? Jeanette: I work at Braun IP Law, LLC. I converted my
The Art of Dance: Copyrightability and Legal Precedent
Post Authored By: Natalie Elizaroff Dance is a form of art characterized in part by performance and in part by