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
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A Contemporary Look at Genericism: USPTO v. Booking.com
Post Authored by Stephanie Nikitenko On May 4, 2020, the Supreme Court not only had its very first telephonic oral
In-House Counsel Perspectives: Tanya Miari
Interviewed by Kenny Matuszewski On September 23, 2019, Tanya Miari, Senior Counsel of Marketing and Intellectual Property at McDonald’s Corporation,
The Intersection of Economics and Intellectual Property: Using Patents as a Way to Measure an Economy’s Level of Development
Post Authored by Kyle Dinse The field of economics often relies on documents created by the legal field in order
YLS Intellectual Property Committee Presents: “In House – How to Get There and Get Ahead”
The YLS Intellectual Property Committee is excited to announce the first of its monthly committee meetings for the 2019-2020 bar