Car Dealer Shared Viral Video of Truck in Tornado ... and Then Got Sued for Infringement
This case is about what can happen when an advertiser (here, a Chevy dealer) modifies and then shares on Facebook a viral video (showing...
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Earlier this summer, the Federal Trade Commission released its updated "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in...
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The Copyrightability of Dazzling Jewelry Designs
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Media Law Update: Regulation of Online Media Under New Ukrainian Media Law
On 31 March 2023, the Law of Ukraine “On Media” (“Media Law”) entered into force. The key purpose of the Media Law is to align Ukrainian...
Media Law Update: Information Sharing Platforms and Video Sharing Platforms. What’s New and What’s the Difference Under New Media Law in Ukraine
The Law of Ukraine “On Media” (“Media Law”), which entered into force on 31 March 2023, was adopted to correspond to the current level of...
Do Consumers Think That "Texas Pete" Hot Sauce is Made in Texas?
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Can You Promote a Product as "Compostable" When There Are Significant Limitations on How it Can be Composted?
Dog products company Earth Rated sells "Earth Rated Poop Bags" that were promoted as "certified compostable."
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