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We recently wrote about the Ninth Circuit’s decision in Heckman v. Live Nation Entertainment, Inc., No. 23-55770, 120 F. 4th 670 (9th...
IP & Media Law Updates
Recently, the Ninth Circuit struck down Ticketmaster’s mass arbitration provisions—holding that they are unconscionable, and thus...
For years, companies have opted to include mandatory arbitration provisions and class action waivers in their website terms of service to...
Last year, when a “fake Drake” song created using artificial intelligence made major headlines, we questioned whether generative AI would...
Courts are paying significant attention to the enforceability of online terms of service, including the mandatory arbitration agreements...
In a blockbuster ruling that is bound to have far-reaching implications, including in the swarm of copyright infringement cases brought...
A California judge recently provided a ray of hope for website operators worldwide battling the latest surge of plaintiffs’ claims...
Last week, multimedia production company founded by Oprah Winfrey dropped its trademark action against podcast f/k/a Oprahdemics. The...
An unlikely trademark battle has begun between indie rock band OK Go and breakfast cereal giant Post Foods, LLC. The subject of the...
I’ve now seen two instances of courts authorizing service of legal process though the delivery—or “airdropping”—of non-fungible tokens...
TLDR: In a putative class action lawsuit against Dapper Labs alleging that NBA Top Shot Moments are unregistered securities, the parties...
Update: On December 9, 2021, Quentin Tarantino answered the complaint, with a scathing introduction that brandishes Miramax as "a shell...
Another bombshell has dropped. Is change coming? For over a decade, it was generally considered safe to include an image or a video on...
Over the last year, journalists have written about the Republican party’s “identity crisis”—should Republicans walk away from Donald...
In November 2020, I blogged about New York's passage of an updated anti-SLAPP statute that provides powerful protections to defendants...
Oh, the Places You’ll Boldly Go! Or not. On December 18, 2020, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that an unpublished...
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