self-study/Intellectual Property
Artificial creativity: Navigating the copyright implications of AI-generated art
By James R. Molenself-study/Intellectual Property
Art Law Year in Review
By Wendy Dickieson, Kim Pallenself-study/Intellectual Property
NFTs and meta lawsuits: Boldly go where none have gone before
By Alexandra Darrabyself-study/Intellectual Property
3 more music litigation developments in 2020-2021
By Neville L. Johnson, Douglas L. Johnson, Daniel B. Lifschitzself-study/Intellectual Property
3 music litigation developments in 2020-2021
By Neville L. Johnson, Douglas L. Johnson, Daniel B. Lifschitzself-study/Intellectual Property
Privilege waiver and good faith reliance on non-privileged information
By Yuqing Cui, Richard S.J. Hungself-study/Intellectual Property
Can businesses use third-party trademarks on their websites?
By Josh Eichensteinself-study/Intellectual Property
Recent developments in copyright law
By Neville L. Johnson, Douglas L. Johnsonself-study/Intellectual Property
Trade secret litigation on the rise in California: How ADR can help
By Elizabeth D. Laporteself-study/Intellectual Property
Do you have to disclose trade secrets to protect them?
By Samuel Yuself-study/Intellectual Property
Takedown notices and developments in fair use
By Neville L. Johnson, Douglas L. Johnsonself-study/Intellectual Property
Issue-preclusive effect of agency decisions in the patent context
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