Decision after First Trial 11th Circuit's Decision Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law after Second Trial Compulife's Term4Sale Website Nancy Miracle Presentation Second Trial Peter Toren: Improper Means: The Eleventh Circuit’s Very Dubious Trade Secrets Decision in Compulife Software v.

BOCA RATON, Fla. (Mar. 11, 2019) – Kanye West and Kid Cudi scored big with “Freeee” on their album, “Kids See Ghosts,” which debuted at #2 on the U.S.

SRIPLAW associate Alex Cohen is quoted in the Daily Business Review's reporting entitled Photographer Sues Miami Pop Art Gallery Over Vintage Brigitte Bardot Photo. The article discusses a suit filed by SRIPLAW against a Miami artist who has previously been sued for infringing the works of other photographers.

Pohl v. Officite: Are photographs utilitarian and therefore unoriginal or uncreative under § 102? Photos of Belinda's teeth the Court determined to be unoriginal and uncreative  [T]his Court finds that the photos fall into a class of photographs that federal courts throughout the United States have found to be devoid of creativity or originality.

The attorneys of Schneider Rothman are admitted to federal courts across the nation.  There is hardly a corner of our country that our lawyers cannot cover for our clients.  

Our good friend Steve Schlackman has a great post over at Art Law Journal on trademarks. As Steve notes, many companies don’t register their trademarks during the start-up phase, usually waiting until a later time when sufficient cash is available, if registered at all.

On Tuesday, October 21, 2014, our firm dismissed the case against Getty Images.  The dismissal was in response to a "Covenant Not to Sue" that Getty Images provided to our firm that says that, contrary to their first letter, they will not sue us for copyright infringement.  

KidSafe® Foundation is a nonprofit founded in 2009 by Sally Berenzweig MEd, MA and Cherie Benjoseph LCSW – child safety experts, mental health professionals, educators, authors, public speakers, and moms on a mission to keep all children safe from child abuse, bullying and internet dangers.

This past week I spoke to an undergraduate level class at FIU entitled "How we know what we know" on the issue of copyright.  The class is taught by Prof.

Unmanned drone technology has decreased in price recently and become more user friendly leading many with no flying experience to take to the skies for fun, and even for profit.  

In his Wall Street Journal column "The Information Age," L. Gordon Crovitz argues that today's patent litigation woes can be traced to President Jimmy Carter's push to create the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals.

The Wall Street Journal reports that changes may be coming to the Innovation Act. The challenge procedure may be altered to correct what some call an unintentional error.

News reports show that some U.S. manufacturers are bringing back factory jobs. Something similar appears to be happening with legal services, according to IP finance. The blog says that some law firms are now using attorneys and employees in parts of the country with lower costs of living.